Interaction - Stop motion

The interaction task has been the most enjoyable as I've been able create something more imaginative than just a block moving from A-B. This was a bit of a downfall for interaction as i had planned out the interaction in a previous session with a storyboard and barsheet. The animation was far too long, and too ambitious and i realised this after my last stop motion session with Poli. I decided that it would be best to do at least half of what i had planned, and if i wasn't brain dead by the end then id continue

quick brainstorm

I had Poli with me again and it does make stop motion a lot easier but i do feel that I'm not learning everything i could if i was doing it alone. I think next time i should do it by myself for a comparison of how difficult it is. I'm fairly sure when I'm alone, I'm going to struggle a lot more but i can see that being beneficial to me as I'm finding out the more pain i put my self through the more i tend to learn.

munty interaction STOPM from muntasir chowdhurry on Vimeo.

I felt like things were moving too quickly and too much was going on at the same time. I seem to keep having this problem because it happened with the block interaction but it was in maya and i could go back and edit it. I gave it ago in premier but it still doesn't look right and it really annoys me.

munty interaction - edit STOPM from muntasir chowdhurry on Vimeo.

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Furthering into perspective

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Animation Context

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Aleatoric resonance

Aleatoric/Aleatory Coined by the German professor Werner Meyer-Eppler, who was a strong promoter for electronic music in the 1950’s while looking at the statistical shaping of sounds. Definition; Something done dependent on chance and is normally associated with art or music. Origin; from Latin āleātōrius, from āleātor gambler, from ālea game of chance, dice, of uncertain origin Definition; vibrations of a high quality, that are full and reverberating. Also the sounds often trigger responses and memories. Orgin; Late Middle English: from Old French, from Latin resonantia ‘echo’, from resonare ‘resound’ References (to be cited) http://www.citethisforme.com/harvard-referencing The Oxford Handbook of Computer Music Essays on Roberto Gerhard https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/aleatoric http://www.dictionary.com/browse/aleatoric?s=t https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/us/aleatoric https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/resonance https://en.oxforddicti...

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