The typography project was fun for me to do! I picked out a classic holiday song because the seasons are around the corner and I feel like the song lightens up everyone's mood no matter what they celebrate. Working with after effects, I felt more comfortable with the software overall and it was easier to do for the rotation and positions of all the titles and shape layers. For the majority of the ideas, I looked up online to see what I could do to give a sense of Christmas throughout the film and find those different items that make up the holidays. For the snow part, it was definitely something different to do because it is a new software for me and I was taught step by step on how to make it but it was nice to see that I could do different kinds of effects to make the short film even better. At the end of the day, it is the small details that I enjoyed doing the most.
The final project for this short animation with dialogue had to be the easiest animation we have done in the entire semester! I worked with After Effects and had a fun time making the character move like a puppet by adding the different kinds of joints and positioning it in different areas. I thought this project was going to be really complicated, just because it included the dialogue structure and had to include the mouth movements, but when I was in that stage for dialogue it was actually easier than what I had expected. I keyframed the different kinds of mouths I needed whenever the sea turtle talked and that was all, very simple as you can see. The hardest part about this was making sure the whole body moved when I wanted it to move and being able to keep that direct eye contact with the audience. The footage in the background was found online and the voice-over is one of my friends that offered to help speak as a kid, so everything turned out well like I wanted it to come out t...
Hello, this is an animation of a canon shooting out a ball as it bounces on the wall and falls down to the floor. The creative aspect was based on my group members where we came up with different ideas that were cute and simple and decided this one was the best one. For the technical process of the animation, we had to draw out the different actions of the canon as it became bigger and then thinner to shoot out the ball. The ball was also created small and as it moved from the canon it became bigger and rounder as it came closer to the wall. For the ball to bounce we used the pencil to outline the journey of the ball so it can look realistic. We also added some sparks when the ball was shot out to make the action more dramatic and it worked out! Enjoy the clip!
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