Create a short animation that contains a polished story, layout, models, rigs, and animation.
Shading, lighting, effects, and compositing will happen dependent on the progress of these other parts of the pipeline. We plan on taking Spring semester and possibly the following Summer to continue to fine-tune everything, in the hopes of having a finished piece that will be submitted to animation and film festivals around the country.
This is a blog dedicated to the short animation "Sleddin". The story follows the experience of a young and tubby boy named Gus, as he prepares to sled down the cliff of his dreams.
Monday, August 29, 2011
Sunday, August 28, 2011
Assignments:
Junze - Model and rig "Gus", the daring yet corki little boy. Solve technical issues involving Gus(ex. His scarf, head flaps, and belly jiggle all properly reacting to wind and gravity).
- Animate Gus
Amanda - Model props and set dressing. Perform 2D animation tests to decide which props will sell to the audience without having to model. Animate final scene and begin shading and lighting lamp post, flag, etc...
- Animate Gus
Stephanie(Outside of Class) - begin shading and lighting snow, rock, and Gus.
John - Perform layout with simple rig and temporary models. Break down the story into groups to decide which models are needed for which scenes.
- Animate Gus
- Animate Gus
Amanda - Model props and set dressing. Perform 2D animation tests to decide which props will sell to the audience without having to model. Animate final scene and begin shading and lighting lamp post, flag, etc...
- Animate Gus
Stephanie(Outside of Class) - begin shading and lighting snow, rock, and Gus.
John - Perform layout with simple rig and temporary models. Break down the story into groups to decide which models are needed for which scenes.
- Animate Gus
Friday, August 26, 2011
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Monday, June 6, 2011
"Sleddin" storyboard
Sleddin from John Pettingill on Vimeo.
The final storyboard. Any camera and editing changes will come at the layout stage. But I believe this final version of the storyboard tells the story, theme, etc... that we are going for.
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