Good morning and good evening! Me and the people i've been working with have slowly but surely making progress doing the video. The reason it's going so slowly is actually because no one was able to agree on a plan, as the first one had been veto on probably not school-appropriate. So when I had to draw the storyboard I had to make it more pg. I needed to get the fine line of not a gross romantic obsession and not making the main character seem overly pitiable. What the team did agree on is which part of the music was going to play. Therefore, all I had to go was cut the music so I knew what was going to be playing, write the lyrics on the storyboard to match a shot to a lyric and draw! It was actually easier than I thought it would be and a lot of fun too, I actually want to make some storyboards for other things now. Back on topic, my favorite shot is actually the first one. I love how i drew the body and expression, as it's one of the things I have trouble drawing ...
Good morning and good evening! I am in the final days of the video. It was given to the editor and the team agreed on transitions, and I can FINALLY relax. To be honest this has been weighing on my mind, I am worried about how this whole thing is going to go, but it has been taken out of my hands. Anything that can go wrong is officially not my fault. I like the song, I like the video, I like what the team has done so far, so I also trust them. What I have been worrying about is the film, like what if it corrupts? What id my teammates aren't happy with film like I am? Well, I have the shots. And they expressed their happiness with the shots, so they'll have to live. It also makes me feel better if I have contingencies for this thing, if I move through all my worries and make plans for them. If I could edit the video, I would probably put some translations that round the whole thing out, an intro and an outro. When I did edit it for a draft, it turned out- not the bes...
Good morning and good evening! my first impressions of the short film were, dark and clanky- like the noise, or the two things that made up the atmosphere of the short film. While clanky, none of the characters spoke, and because of that, there was no narration or explain the bases of the world, leaving the viewer slightly confused. However, the overall story was easy to understand, our main character 9 wants to avoid this mechanical monster that seems to be killing members of his...family? Other creations, such as 5, the only other one we saw both live and die. 9 goes from cowardice and freezing at the sight of danger to outthinking and eventually killing the creature. It seems to be in the thriller and possibly horror genre set in a post-apocalyptic world in the 1930s. It follows the conventions of a dark, gloomy but instead of actors it's a 3D animation (meaning most special effects are done through the model software), it uses a flash back for backstory and it has a visual moti...
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