14 Ways to Write About Animations and Make It Just as Interesting

Millions of people watch animations. You’re sure to grab their interest if you write something interesting about it:

Here are a few interesting ideas:

1.      Rather than simply writing about the famous animation movies, why not also write about the companies behind those films:

“DreamWorks Gets Down to Business with 'The Boss Baby'”

2.      There may be an upcoming event that’s sure to interest the target fans and creators of animation content:

“Laois LEGO Animation workshops coming to Laois!”

3.      What about the tools used to create those animations? Aspiring animators will find that interesting:

“Oscar Animated Features Use Diverse Tools”

4.      Sometimes news is boring. So, some clever news agency created an animation to spice things up, and give a clearer understanding of what happened:

“AP publishes animation detailing Parkland shooting timeline”

5.      A David vs. Goliath story is always interesting. Someone doing something big, despite having minimal resources. Such stories can be found in the animation world too:

“With $100 And A Lot Of Moxie, She's Made Her Mark In Animation”

6.      People also love finding out what other people in other countries are doing different from them. So, it’s certainly interesting to read about a movie halfway across the world coming to your town:

“Chinese Animation 'Big Fish & Begonia' Set for April US Release”

7.      It’s not just interesting to hear about what others are doing in other countries. People would also find it interesting to find citizens from other nations making it big in a new country, doing animation:

“Animation nation: The Irish creators making their mark on Hollywood”

8.      There’s never a limit to what you can evaluate about the award winning animations. And, of course, fans would be interested to find out just what it is that makes the big animations so successful:

“Oscar Animated Shorts Long on Artistry”

9.      It’s unlikely that people read through the list of actors and staff behind the creation of the movies they love; but highlighting the story behind those who made the animated story… that’s a story worth telling:

“Why Liev Schreiber Joined The Animated Spider-Man Movie”

10.   How exactly did that movie come on to the big screen? That must have taken tons of effort, and sacrifice? That would be interesting to read:

“A Team Effort: Bringing Aardman's 'Early Man' to the Big Screen”

11.   Animation creators would certainly want to hear about a new tool that will help them do their stuff. And it will certainly grab their attention if it involves such well-known names as Facebook:

“Facebook Introduces Free Animation Tools For Quill”

12.   Write an article just in time for those going out to buy animations. Make it a wonderful resource that they simply cannot do without. They’ll lap it up – every bit of it:

“It's Buying Season In Animation. So Hurry Up And…Read This!”

13.   Can something fun make you more intelligent? Maybe you don’t think so, after all those years of boring formal education. But there could be an animation that’s not just about entertainment, but also educational: edutainment:

“How Pixar's cartoon cheese led to a smarter view of science”

14.   Before they did animation, what else did they do? Was it better than animation, or was animation a step up:

“Win, Lose or Draw: First jobs of animation sensations”