So here is the final video for an experimental animation we made in groups for a university project.
In the brief each group was given a colour range and a shape as a guide to making the animation.
Our group was given the colours green to dark green and the shape was a circle.
In total our class made 16 films which will be put together to make a rainbow of experimental animations.
At the end of term our year group held a film screening in London and all the animations were screened at the after party.
An aim of the project was to really work frame by frame for the one minute we had - using photographs rather than video.
Our group became really interested in texture and combining textures - so we used natural objects such as vegetables and plants as a source of inspiration.
Here is the final video:
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Monday, 2 January 2012
Sunday, 4 December 2011
Experimental Animation
Our latest project has been to create an experimental animation.
Our teacher for this project is Max Hattler; an experimental animator.
In groups of three we were given a shape and a colour to respond to.
Our group had circle and green to dark green.
After taking initial photographs around college we realised we were all really interested in texture and the layering of texture - we began to take close up photos of vegetables and natural objects.
In our first sequences we put together, we began layering up the images and altering the opacity, however this made the whole thing pretty wishy washy.
We then completely changed the process and began using concentric circles moving towards and away from the screen with different textures, which we felt was far bolder.
Here are some screen shots of the animation so far.
Still need to work on an ending and the combinations of textures.
Our teacher for this project is Max Hattler; an experimental animator.
In groups of three we were given a shape and a colour to respond to.
Our group had circle and green to dark green.
After taking initial photographs around college we realised we were all really interested in texture and the layering of texture - we began to take close up photos of vegetables and natural objects.
In our first sequences we put together, we began layering up the images and altering the opacity, however this made the whole thing pretty wishy washy.
We then completely changed the process and began using concentric circles moving towards and away from the screen with different textures, which we felt was far bolder.
Here are some screen shots of the animation so far.
Still need to work on an ending and the combinations of textures.
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