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Friday, 10 March 2017
Wednesday, 8 March 2017
animation style
http://www.artistdaily.com/blogs/artist-daily/he-makes-scribbling-seem-worthwhile
I like this artstyle its easy to give the illusion of objects without the detail
i did look into vector art style but didnt find it very emotive
i also love bill pymton i really like the scribbled shadding to add texture
i looked into charcoal drawing, i like the use of bending
i like quentin black for the use of skribble lines but also the very simple facial features to create emotion
i appsoloute love this animation, i will talk about it in full by itself
https://uk.pinterest.com/pin/546413367261386964/
i like the progression of this animation
http://www.creativebloq.com/computer-arts/illustrations-will-take-you-centre-earth-91412905
dance film to field and frames
Big Development
our meeting with rachel
f you need a dancer - try Ros Parker, http://rosalindparker.co.uk/videos/
Priority find a dancer: email Ros and hook up for a cuppa tea! Explain your idea to her!! I think she’d be fab for you guys ros@rosalindparker.co.uk
Dancer:
How will we film the dancer itself?
Follow the dancer - close and personal
Storyboarding:
Wide shots for each scene - to establish locations
Close up of arms - reaching put
Low angle shots - so as the dancer rises - the camera is low and rises
The camera spins around the actual dancer
Work on a rough story board that shows the journey - i..e location into locations and roughly what happens in each location
The movement is reflective of that location
Mood board each reflection for the dancer - so she/he knows what the ‘feeling’ of the space is - or tkae the dancer with you on location and play in each of these locations - and ask the dancer how she/he feels in the spaces.
Whose experience is the dance re-living? is it his/her own - and therefore are the locations relevant to his/her experience - or is it from the groups own memories - and is she/he re-living your experiences?
we had contact now with a dancer
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1HVRncUWbSJqycPM6y5qWVQzAdtU3b11VOjBuDYp2HjQ/edit#slide=id.p
this is the link to our presentation with our idea about dance
we then met with the dancer .......
it didnt work out, we did all the right things but it was just very uncreative and felt so stiff and forced on both sides, we all decided from that awquadness that dance was not for us....
we have alway been talking about doing a animation together and now was our time,
we wanted to keep the composite style but add something narrative wise to use it.
we went home and decided on the story - i will talk more about later.
here are the final notes from the dance film
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