Here, I present the practice videos from this semester.
Throughout this term, we embarked on creating an entire animation segment starting from a small spark of inspiration. This process included developing the character’s backstory, crafting the storyboard, and constructing the entire worldview. I’ve realized that the workload of producing an animation independently is immense. This might explain why, in the end, I opted to create a light-hearted combat scene animation. Such a choice likely enhanced my interest and immersion in the animation-making process.
Reflecting on previous blog entries, we can discern that the majority of the challenges in production stem from modifications made during the block animation phase. However, this also facilitated a quicker progression in keyframe animation after importing the character models, underscoring the indispensability of ‘animation previsualization’. Here, we can revisit the production workflow of animation previsualization and the preliminary preparations.
In summary, the tasks for this semester have been successfully completed, and I extend my gratitude to George for his guidance!