Project Duncan- FINAL

Here it is, after a semester worth of work, the final animatic for WWF.

Project Duncan- Week 5

So, that being said, Storybord Pro and I will become friends this summer, not in the next week. Photoshop and I shall duke it out until then.

I set out to focus on the couple things that were most bothering people with my Animatic last week
1. Walk Cycle
2. Lady

Next week I'll tackle the last few things that have bothering ME with my Animatic, and then it'll be done. GASP! PLEASE watch my animatic on this past post, and let me know if there is anything that troubles YOU with it, so i can fix that too :D

Project Duncan- Week 4

OKAY here we go...
Basic animatic...DONE-ZO. One of my transitions I changed, because camera angle change seemed to be extra complicated in PS. It may change back once i'm in storyboardpro. what do you think?

Project Duncan- Week 3

Progress!
This takes a lot longer than I thought. I'm still making pieces and parts in photoshop, and frankly I wonder if I may just end up staying in photoshop...we shall see.

Anyways, animatic progress:


and reference/etc. for next parts:

Project Duncan- Week 2 Part 2

This is a "walk cycle" that I did for my tiger. I have never done one, nor do I really know how to do one. I looked at the little sign in class that says there are 4 steps, and then you do the inbetweens...but since I'm only doing an animatic, I figured this could be too.

anyways, here it is:

Project Duncan- Week 2 Part 1

Working on environments and the other characters:

Also re-thinking some of my transitions:

Project Duncan- Week 1

Hello all :D
If you haven't seen my previous posts, I am doing an animatic for my final project. This is based on the World Wildlife Fund's articles about tigers in Sumatra losing their home to paper companies. Articles One & Two on the WWF website awoke my awareness, and lit a fire inside me to do a PSA about this.

Here's what I have so far:
Main Character/ His Environment:
Story:


Plan of Attack:
As a senior, I only have 5 weeks left from today (EEEK!)
I am still trying to determine how to go about this. I think the best way to do it, and make sure I can complete it...I'll start by doing Key Frames, and then each week fill in more and more, always thinking about the animatic at a whole. Therefore, no matter what point I stop at, I'll still feel the animatic is 'complete'.