Friday 4 October 2013

Minor Project: Project development- Tutorial 02- Animatic

After showing my animatic to Alan, developments are needed.The animatic needs some development in the transitions as well as the opening and ending are needed some working with. I prefer ending A as ending B, after looking back at it many times looks a bit too cold. 



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  1. Miss Butler6 October 2013 at 11:40

    Still so sad at the end :O BUT it did remind me of Watership Down. The opening story of the rabbit prince and of the 'Brighteyes' sequence... have a look :) Similar in style and abstract-ness.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qwWp6vnAF50

    http://www.veoh.com/watch/v12336540M5CWC5e3?h1='Watership+Down'+1978%2C+Part+1%2F7 - It's the first 4 mins of the film

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    1. Joey Ku7 October 2013 at 00:33

      Wow thanks Sammy!! I used to love watching this show :D

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  2. tutorphil7 October 2013 at 07:24

    Hi Jojo,

    Okay - as discussed, I think you need to be much more abrupt and shocking here; which means you should 'snatch' the music and the mood away from your audience and sort of 'slam them' into the final tableau of animals.. I also think, having introduced us to those animals only, that the final scene which shows them as exhibits, should also show lots and lots of other extinct animals; so the shot sort of opens out to reveal the extent and scale of the extinction problem. Obviously these final animals can be 'faked' a bit, so duplicates used and focus used to ensure you're not modelling a 1000 animals for the purposes of one shot, but you get my meaning. I'm thinking of a final scene that has the power of something like this:

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/waleshistory/www-war-graves-446.jpg

    http://klausjoynson.files.wordpress.com/2011/03/anthony-gormley-field-1991-ls-m1.jpg

    Also - in terms of carrying your style all the way through the piece, your trees/water etc. should also be made from the same 'stuff' as your animals - so carrying that cut-out feel through too - not real world or 'more' realistic than your characters.

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