Now I am thinking more about this project, I have into some concerns about how it should be presented, after all, cancer is a very real subject, and it would be wise to be sensible about what I say. To tackle this I have collected data from the web about how people view cancer as a subject rather than as a character in of itself. By emulating these views it would be more straightforward and empathetic towards the audience rather than running the risk of presenting my own opinion about it through my work.
As you can see in my mindmap I have come across several organisations that refer to cancer as if it were a living organism rather than a 'glitch' in the cell cycle. Maybe it would be in people's interest to be able to understand this subject in this capacity rather than a more common viewpoint where it would be less understood, but still as prevalent. This would give the viewer a intellectual foothold in this area, thus encouraging them to find out more about it. This is a good means to an end for this project, specifically since I have trouble wrapping up endings anyway.
Another thing that may be worth considering is a visual or other such event within the animation that keeps people engaged. Study into popular animation proves the most successful ones have a very defined imagery about them. It would be beneficial to attempt this, but I wouldn't put to much thought into it, since my only objective is to deliver.
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