Animation we watched.

What was interesting about the animation was that even though the characters are non-humans (ex. animals, plants, objects) they can talk like humans through voice over. I think that is fascinating. Don`t you think non-human characters would speak different "language"?

   The movie makers try to find a way of communication between the characters in their animations and the audiences. Sometimes, it`s just ah, oh, ha, sometimes just like humans talk. 

I wonder if it would be good if the characters on the screen speak different accent. British accent, Southern accent, Boston accent, and New York accent can create more sense of intimacy and interactions with the audiences. 

Say, in the grocery store, there are many kinds of fruits and vegetables from all over the places. It`d be very funny if someone from Florida  does voice over for the orange from Florida. Crawfish from Louisiana have some Southern accent and they can share their experiences from their home town and talk about their own cultures. 

This is a thing about animations. There is so much room for creativity and innovation for them.