Scene One

After trialling different ways and talking to Mr Powell (a lot) I have found a way of doing my movie so as Mr Powell says, "gives it complexity..". I have decided to cut out each letter and make them come from bunched up to then slide out into the sentences of One Sunny Day. I am really happy with it and makes it a lot more interesting- even if it does require a little bit more patience and time!

Scene One started...

Today I was starting to work on scene one of my movie. However I need to re-do it because my hand is in it at the start. I will have to get some more A3 paper and bring it in next lesson to continue. :)

Trialling

Today I was just working on different ways and practicing; for example I was trying out whether I should take individual frames on iStop Motion or put it onto the 'continuous' option which allows it to take continuous frames for x amount of seconds that you put it as. I am quite happy with my decision to work with my movie on iStop Motion.

Foregrounds made in Photoshop

These are foregrounds that I made on Photoshop to put on as a foreground in my iStopMotion. I am quite happy with them and how they look in the program.

Storyboard

This is my storyboard that I have scanned for my iStopMotion movie.

Decisions, Decisions :)

I was away last week and missed a few lessons. Mr Powell told me today that I need to have a blog post that contains 3 things.

1. iStopMotion or Animation-ish?
2. Individual or Partner?
3. Brief Explanation on Story

1. iStopMotion
2. Individual
3. My story will be about a child throws a ball and chases it asking people along the way if they have seen it. She/he will meet these people along the way.

iStop Motion Practice

This is another practice movie I did on the iStop Motion with my pencil case. I am really enjoying doing these practices so I am pretty sure now that I will do iStop Motion for my assignment :)

Mr Powell told us today that we have a max. of 2 weeks to start and finish our storyboards that we need for our movies. I will have to think of a story and work on it for a bit.