After the animation sequence was created I had to edit my music to get the 30s I wanted. This was fairly simple to do because I downloaded a free trial of a music editing program. After I had saved this I imported it into my imovie and made sure it lasted the full length of my animation. Making my set and characters. Before I started creating my animation I needed to create a set that was suitable for my idea. I brought multi coloured card sheets which I would use to make everythi.

Tuesday, 22 March 2011. Friday, 11 March 2011. Sculpture hanging in the atrium. The way the sculpture moves is very like how plants and flowers move during the day, following the sun. This completes the nature and repetition theme and completes the project. Me interacting with the piece - viewer enjoyment. Thursday, 10 March 2011. The company name has been stencilled onto a.

Blogging is all crazy and new. Thursday, 5 May 2011. PRINT TO PIXEL - FINAL ANIMATION! I finally finished. I decided to have the plain background so that the figure was more visible. I like the background but I think that it distracts away from the moving figure which is the main feature of the whole animation. This is the video with the background. PRINT TO PIXEL - My Images! I selected eac.

Just realised my animation is 33 seconds long, According to some course mates they have been told it is compulsory to be between 20-30 seconds and theres a risk of failing if it is not within the brief requirements. Below are a few screen shots from imovie where i created.

Overall in this module I feel I have learnt a lot, from demonstrating and understanding the animation process all the way to the basics. I am very pleased with my final outcome. I think it relates to my audio track well and runs nice and smoothly. Thursday, 5 May 2011.

You can see that to create this, I have just begun with a normal a4 sheet and slit the card vertically, I have also hand-cut text into the corner of the sheet which will become a key part of the design later on.