Create a movie with boxes growing and shrinking in it.
Note: The easiest solution to this problem is to simply have one box growing and one shrinking. One could instead change from shrinking to growing partway through, but this is not necessary.
```
def boxesMovie(directory):
jane = SadBox ()
joe = Box ()
jane.setSize(70)
jane.setPosition((200,10))
for num in range (1 ,30): #29 frames
canvas = makeEmptyPicture (300 ,250)
numStr=str(num)
joe.grow(2)
jane.grow(-2)
joe.draw(canvas)
jane.draw(canvas)
canvas.show()
if num < 10:
writePictureTo ( canvas , directory +"//frame0 "+ numStr +".jpg ")
if num >= 10:
writePictureTo ( canvas , directory +"//frame "+ numStr +".jpg ")
movie = makeMovieFromInitialFile(directory+"//frame00.jpg");
return movie
```
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