Anticipation - Stop Motion

Stop motion has been the most tedious form of animation, but what type of animation isn't tedious? I thought for once id be a friend to myself and do a very simple anticipation. The same i had planned for Maya but for this i knew i would need a bar sheet as the timing would be more tricking and i didn't have the wizard in Maya to do it for me.

I can appreciate the reason why stop mo is in the criteria for the first module, as it fully conveys the way animation works; timing and spacing. I have also found that the more frames you do, normally the better. The problem i had was i was too focused on making sure the blu tack wasn't visible in the shot, i think because of this the first tilt looks shaky. After looking a few other students animations they don't seem to care that its visible so i think ill care less that it was visible as i took up so much time hiding it.

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Pendulum - Stop mo

First off I have to start by staying this was definitely the most painful day I've experienced. The unforgiving nature of stop motion angers me to a level I can't understand. I will learn to love this as I can see the benefits and skills it teaches, a real life practical application of timing and spacing. Joe and Johnny always say don't start an animation without planning so I've been strictly abiding by those rules, which tends to mean I spend a good amount of time planning before I even enter the stop motion room. This being my second pendulum animation, I decided it would be best this time to have an actual video reference which was a crude video of a pen swinging from some headphones, I was in a public space so it was a bit embarrassing to record. From the video what I learned was how the pendulum comes to a stop, the swings a short obviously but they are incredibly slow, and moving in other directions rather than just left to right. I did a bar she

Using indesign

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trying times - story outline

Three best friend triangles are chilling out on a summer’s day having a bbq. They decide it would be nice to take a picture of this day. But whilst taking the photo the mischievous red makes bunny ears behind Greens head ruining the photo. They begin to argue and silver in the back gets bored and wonders off. Once the bbq is set alight they notice their friend is missing and go off to search for their friend. Red quickly notices a triangle face down in the dirt but once they flip him over they realize it’s not their friend and it’s a different triangle. This mustached triangle points in the forest and after following the path they see it leads up the mountain. Once to the top of the mountain, red immediately notices another triangle in bushes and rums on towards into the bush. He jumps out immediately and is chased by a giant rhino, red and green run away and climb a tree to escape. At the top of the tree red sees another triangle in the water and without thinking he jumps into to the

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