Today we finally exported our video. It took two days to get the audio done, after re-exporting all our files due to a formatting problem of the originals. The originals were 5k and far too big to edit, export or play on the macs we were using to edit. The title of our video is 'Where Alice Went'. It is a combination of...

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Altough the script has never really been finished, there is a shot list which can be found below. It came out of all the shots we had taking around london and in Kingston in combination with the characters we were most interested in during our research. The highlight colour indicate who is animating the shot, the strip-through shows if the shot is done...

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The story that was written for the video, contained more scenes and more quotes than were used in the end. This has to do with the amount of footage we have as well as the amount of time it would have taken to animate certain scenes, such as the card queen scene. As stated in our pitch and treatment, we have only used...

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Next to making working on my own project, I'm also helping out others. In this case, a project Amanda and Rosie are working on about international students and as an international student myself I've been helping them out. Past Sunday we filmed several scenes at my flat, to be used in their video. Before the filming, however, I wrote a short piece about...

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Program Idea: A stop-motion/Digital ink and paint animation based on Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, using only Alice’s dialogue as a guide through Wonderland. We will be using photos of London as our Wonderland and aim to emphasis the themes of identity, the subjectivity of reality and growing up. Genre: Fantasy/Animation/Surrealism Title: Where Alice Went Synopsis: In our short film we will be showing...

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While this might be a video project, mostly still images are being used. This is to make the backgrounds of our video stop motion but also to animate drawn (still) characters. To make any of it move, the pictures need to be brought together in a pleasing way as to create movement. For the background, Teresa worked in Premiere Pro. It should be noted...

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Adobe relatively recently allowed Creative cloud users to use the preview version of Character Animator. This program is specifically made to animate photoshop puppets in a fluent manner. For this is uses a webcam and a multitude of layers and maps in photoshop. Now, the use of layers is always useful, but in character animator there are certain requirements that were asked of the layers that seemed strange to someone who has rarely drawn characters in...

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