Showing posts with label Storyboard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Storyboard. Show all posts

Friday, 14 March 2014

Fantastic Voyage - Chosen Target Audience

Because I am doing a musical festival scenario, I believe I should make my target audience to those of late teens to young adults. Though I am going for a simple style, stylised and retro art styles and the like seem to be popular with the young adults and late teens when looking at society. Although they may not be children late teens and young adults do still enjoy the cartoon style, like comic books, superheroes are just as popular with young adults and teens as younger children, perhaps in some scenarios even more so, even cute characters are loved by all, I believe they will also relate the cultural idea of a music festival more so than that of children, and it fits in more with clubbing and dancing, which is known to be popular among this age range.






Tuesday, 4 March 2014

Soundscape - Final Storyboard: Sentimental Colloquy

Just a note, I am not sure how the colours will turn out on the uni comps, as my laptop screen is naturally lighter, so it may be on the dark side, I am not sure. 




Tuesday, 18 February 2014

From Script to Screen - Storyboard Base Plan: Part 1

This is part 1 of my rough storyboard plan, throughout you may notice that my character, Trixiebelle, loses her wings and antenna's and hair leaf detail on some frames, but she doesn't actually lose them I'm just going to paint them in on the frames with them missing when I come to painting/colouring it.


Wednesday, 29 January 2014

Soundscape - Rough Storyboard Response

When researching my key frame image, all I understood was that it was a painting about how marriage weighs you down. Though I didn't understand the piano or bikes, through further research, looking into dreams I found that a piano is representative of a woman, and this piano has a crack in it, which could be interpretated as a marriage breaking apart. I also found out that the bikes in dreams, represent freedom, which makes sense as these ghoul characters are trying to  go around with their freedom, only to have a rock weigh them down.



My story is about a man who is about to get married and realises he is about to lose his freedom and starts turn into these ghouls and so do his friends at the wedding, while his fiancee/wife transforms into the piano, as she is the feminine symbol of the breakage of marriage.

Wednesday, 8 January 2014

Zoetrope Animation - Mermaid

This is the outcome of my first 2D animation, and working with a Zoetrope, which we did before Christmas. Overall I am pleased with the outcome of my Zoetrope 2D animation. d(^.^d)