weekly burden of proof 3/13

I started and finished scene 13.01 for Aria this week, here it is colored and all.

Weekly Burden of Proof, March 6th

This week I finished this scene for Aria.

Weekly burden of proof - 5

All of these scenes are almost fully animated. Each scene is presented with the storyboard image first, and then some of the animation drawings following the boards.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Week 4 Burden of Proof

This week I began animating the ballet sequences in my short film. I finished the key poses for two scenes so far, and have begun working on a third. And after several failed attempts, I finally got my rough 3D model imported into Harmony. Here are the screen captures of most of the key poses. This week I will begin drawing out detailed background layouts, but right now they have no background. Also included are the original storyboard panels of both scenes, these have backgrounds and grey shading.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I am in the process of updating this blog and sprucing it up with logos, and maybe some other stuff, once I figure out how. I will be including more work from Collaborative Projects class as well as Portfolio, and this will be my new hub for life drawing and sketching posts.

Burden of Proof- Week 3

This week I created a basic version of the ballet stage being used for my gap project/solo animated short film. It took longer than it should've considering I had forgotten had to use Maya, and there are some obvious problems with it. Then I learned how to import this model into Harmony to begin blocking in the camera moves and get started on the animation. I will be updating this model over the weeks and months with more detailed, and textured versions, but this will suffice for now just so I can begin drawing the 3D scenes.

 

 

Final Project Animatic

This is the final animatic. It is pretty much where I wanted it to be, although I will definitely return to polish it up and add in a few details and audio later. I wouldn't mind tacking on another 15-20 seconds of new shots to help with continuity in the fade transition scenes, and a few more acting poses for the dog. That being said, I accomplished what I set out to do by the end of this semester.