Mother No Block In : Week 8

Curriculum Blog Posted

This is still in the works. I'm going to populate this on a weekly basis, but it looks like its going to work for the time being.

The reason for the blog format was because of the ease of its formatting features, ability to post video clips, and the ability for students to respond and and for me to leave feedback.

http://animateemotion.blogspot.com/

Week 7 : 60 fps Animatic

"60 fps" Animatic Week 7 from randolfd on Vimeo.

Week 6 : Animatic Update

60 fps : Animatic Week 6 Update from randolfd on Vimeo.

Week 5 : Shot Updates

This week, I blocked in the beginning Ollie shots and fixed the reporter's eyebrows. The eyebrows are now used sparingly, specifically during accents and at the end of sentences.


60 fps : Week 5 Update from randolfd on Vimeo. 

61 Minutes : Animatic 4

61 Minutes Animatic Week 4 from randolfd on Vimeo.

"61 Minutes" Animatic Version 3

60 Minutes Parody : Animatic No. 3 from randolfd on Vimeo. 

This is the latest animatic. Things to work on still....

• 61 Minutes Opening Graphic
  
• Igor lighting is too harsh.
• Translucent face on reporter during Mother scene.
• Missing body on Ollie at the end. Not sure why this happened...check reference file. 
• Phonemes for reporter and main actors.

Posing Images

These are the images I plan to use for the "posing" section of my animation.

"61 Minutes" Revised Animatic 2

61 Minutes Animatic 2 from randolfd on Vimeo.

"60 Minute" Animatic Parody

"60 Minutes" Animatic Parody on Emotion from randolfd on Vimeo.

This is an animatic for what I had in mind for my final animation. Its strings along various animations completed for my thesis and its a parody on the show "60 Minutes".

"60 Minutes : Bob Dylan" Format Styling.

So, I'm putting together my script for the final MFA animation, which is going to be a newsreel 60 Minutes inspired style. I came across this format that fits what I had in mind. I liked it because it shows a clip, then an interview close up. It then cuts to the interviewer to show reaction.

Final Document Setup & Visual Aid Advice

Final Document Setup:
a. Title page
b. Abstract
c. Title page
d. Copyright page
e. Committee and Department Head signatures page
f. Dedication (optional)
g. Acknowledgements (optional but recommended)
h. Table of Contents
i. List of Tables (if 4 or more tables are in text)
j. List of Figures (if 4 or more figures are in text)

Settin up Your Visual Aids

Website Architecture II : Flow Chart