Animation is one of my favorite mediums of film and TV. I feel like it's so freeing visually. But one thing we don't talk about too often is how freeing it is to writers as well. When you're writing an animation screenplay, you have room to make anything a character; your story can exist in any world, and there is no limit to where your imagination can take you. Today, I want to look at some of my favorite animated screenplays and talk about what you can learn from each of them. Let's dive in. The 7 Best Animation ScriptsThere have been almost 100 years of animated films, and I have to be honest, I haven't read all of them. So when I was making this list, I stuck with the ones I thought were really special on the page, because I read them. 1. Toy StoryLike I said, anything is possible in animation, and an entire world built out of our toys, which come to life when we're not looking, is such a fun conceit. This script really pushes things to a new level and creates such dynamic characters. 2. Finding NemoWhile this follows the traditional road trip movie tropes, it also took a huge world under the sea and allowed it to expand through one fish's journey. and it built smaller worlds within that giant world, of the tank, the reef, and even shark AA. 3. Wall-EThis is one of my favorite movies of all time. It has...
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