Testers - [No Sound]
The Intro
The Ending - Stop motion
Showing posts with label Process and Development. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Process and Development. Show all posts
Saturday, 21 November 2009
Friday, 20 November 2009
The Plan For Room One
Thursday, 19 November 2009
The individual Rooms [Testers]
Testers - [No Sound]
Each Room represents different choices we make in life, starting from childhood and leading into adulthood.
Jay's Room
Liz's Room
James' Room
Each Room represents different choices we make in life, starting from childhood and leading into adulthood.
Jay's Room
Liz's Room
Nic's Room
James' Room
Trippy Room Breakdown


This is a breakdown of my room, the idea behind it and what the different elements represent. As with all of the different sections of animation i had to make compromises in order for the animation to work as well as possible for the deadline we were working towards. This meant that i couldn't have room stretch or incorporate the face i wanted; the final product still holds the ideas within it but represented slightly differently.
Stop Frame Vomitalisious
This is a stop frame animation i produced for the walls, ceiling and floor of my room. We've cropped the time and frame to fit in the room and to fit within the animation effectively. I also played around with the overall colour for the desired effect.
Hand
This is a sped up version of the hand i am going to incorporate into my room.
It is supposed to be representative of being out of touch with people around you when you choose to live within the chaotic space of taking drugs.
Storyboard
Snips of Sections

Above is the basic layout and size of the room and doors that we all agreed to work with.
For Jay's miniature furniture, Nic's moving hand and the final sequence of the eye we used a green screen set up to film and photograph
These are examples of the rooms being processed in After Effects, not in running order. The last three pictures both use painting stop frame effects to either have within the room or along the walls.
Wednesday, 18 November 2009
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