Australian Centre for the Moving Image Review

The Australian Image Centre is on Federation Square and is free to enter. It is a display centre designed to save promotion and display all dynamic images, including film and television and digital technology. But a lot of high-tech things we don't understand, just think the animation production process is quite interesting, like how the mouse is, how the apple is a step by step, very interesting.

Farewell to the Golden Coast and come to Melbourne, Australia's second largest city. Melbourne has a good view. Graffiti alleys in Hossel Lane, St. Patrick's Church, Ferrin Street Railway Station and Captain Cook's Cabin.

It's the strange building like Jigong's patched suit in Federal Square. There are many scientific and technological exhibitions about image making, such as how Weia in science fiction swordsman movies is hidden, and how some animations are painted one by one and then linked up. If you are interested, you can spend most of the day browsing.

The building is an important part of the Federal Square, which represents the interpretation of the whole modernized style. The east-leaning building itself is an important palace for displaying dynamic art, but it is closely integrated with the commercial body and serves as an important channel broadcasting center for local TV stations to explain the importance of interactive media in today's society.

Australian image, your impression and my imagination, let's go~~~~