This is the stop motion me and Camilla created. We ended up not making any changes since of my holiday trip, but in my opinion I thought it was a pretty good video and needed no changes. I really liked how the video turned out, especially the lighting. The hardest part of editing this video was finding the music for it! It was difficult finding an up beat instrumental music that sounded good when connected with others and could be played for a mall theme, but in the end I had fun, but boy was I tired!
Showing posts with label final draft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label final draft. Show all posts
Sunday, January 12, 2014
This is the stop motion me and Camilla created. We ended up not making any changes since of my holiday trip, but in my opinion I thought it was a pretty good video and needed no changes. I really liked how the video turned out, especially the lighting. The hardest part of editing this video was finding the music for it! It was difficult finding an up beat instrumental music that sounded good when connected with others and could be played for a mall theme, but in the end I had fun, but boy was I tired!
Friday, December 20, 2013
This is our rough draft for our stop motion. We came up with the ideas that just came into our heads and just used it. It was pretty difficult, and confusing, but we managed to finish it. We tried our best!
This is our final draft. In this draft we tried to fix our errors, but as you can see we sped up some of the frames so it looked better. And we put this time we remember to put the credits in.
This is our final draft. In this draft we tried to fix our errors, but as you can see we sped up some of the frames so it looked better. And we put this time we remember to put the credits in.
Thursday, December 19, 2013
Reflection:
This is the final draft of the animation Bethel and I made. I think this was sort of a bittersweet project to do, because out subjects were hard to keep in place. Luckily for us the lighting stayed consistent this time. That's because we shot the final draft in a different place than when we shot our rough draft. In our final draft we fixed the point of focus throughout the animation. We also added another random scene to the random moments, which made the movie a few seconds longer, even though we shot the movie in less time. I had a really good time doing this project, and it was even better with Bethel by my side. I hope you like the video as much as I do! :)
Rough Draft:
Monday, December 16, 2013
This is mine and katie's final stop motion animation. We didn't made any changes because we thought that the stop motion was pretty good to our point of view because it didn't seem like there needed to be any changes. I like this stop motion because it felt very creative and it was enjoyable doing this project. I also like how the camera was steady. Next time, I wish we could post more photos if we can. This stop motion turned out pretty well.
This is mine and Faith's final stop motion animation. We basically just fixed the amount of time on some of the pages so you're able to read them, and know what we were doing. Other than that, we didn't do much to change our stop motion. I really like how it turned out, because we didn't spend that much time planning it, but it still turned out better than we hoped. We didn't have that much trouble putting this together because we just used very simple household items. We called it 'How To Be An Explorer of the World', because it's the name of the book we used. It basically consists of us doing activities from the book, including having to take a walk and finding things, or collecting small household items.
This is Emerald and mine's final stop motion animation. We just fixed the amount of time on some of the pages that you had to read, so you would know what we were doing. Other than that, we didn't do too much to change our stop motion. I really like how it turned out, since we weren't actually sure if it was going to go as we wanted it to but I'm really happy about it now. We didn't have that much trouble putting this together because we just used things that we could find in my house. We called it 'How To Be An Explorer of the World', because it's the name of the book we used. It basically consists of us doing activities from the book, including having to take a walk and finding things, or collecting ignored household items.
Sunday, December 15, 2013
Rough Draft:
Final Draft:
This is Mae and I's rough and final draft of our stop motion. One thing that we noticed was that the picture we took somewhat got cut off in the software we were using which was Windows Live Movie Maker. So we weren't able to fix that problem in our Final Draft. We also didn't know how to add music in our movie but we finally remembered how and added a type of music that seemed to fit in with our stop motion. One thing that I would like to change if we got the chance to is to be able to show the full picture and also making sure that our lighting was constant in every picture we took. We also realized that once the pacman eats the big yellow thing (pellet) all the ghost would turn blue but as you can see we weren't able to change that in our final draft. Other than that, I think Mae and I did a good job knowing that we took a good 5-6 hours planning and actually creating our stop motion. We hope you enjoy :)
Final Draft:
This is Mae and I's rough and final draft of our stop motion. One thing that we noticed was that the picture we took somewhat got cut off in the software we were using which was Windows Live Movie Maker. So we weren't able to fix that problem in our Final Draft. We also didn't know how to add music in our movie but we finally remembered how and added a type of music that seemed to fit in with our stop motion. One thing that I would like to change if we got the chance to is to be able to show the full picture and also making sure that our lighting was constant in every picture we took. We also realized that once the pacman eats the big yellow thing (pellet) all the ghost would turn blue but as you can see we weren't able to change that in our final draft. Other than that, I think Mae and I did a good job knowing that we took a good 5-6 hours planning and actually creating our stop motion. We hope you enjoy :)
Final Draft:
Rough Draft:
Saturday, December 14, 2013
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