script to screen_ mindmap
just a small gathering of ideas for the animation based on the themes that were given to me :(letter/hospital/escapologist "escape artist"). I will start coming up with a rough draph of the script.
Minor project- OGR
images below are what I've done so far for the objects that will be placed in my environmental project. Even further than you would find a list with all noted object names colour-coordinated in terms of what I would find difficult to model from now towards the end of the project. there are a few more objects are currently in the works that have been pictured but are noted down in the category list at the bottom as in progress. also to note there are objects like maps rugs that are fundamentally squares that I didn't want to include in the initial set of pictures and once I begin texturing will look a lot more different compared to the un-textured models that you see on here. bookcase book cluster camera coffee table desk chair desk lamp door multi-purpose pot "flower pot & copper pot" quil & ink large crystal morter & pestal side table viles wall light todo list the list here is quite simple, the items are divided between minor difficulty medium difficulty
Okay - sooo, I think you need to invest more time, energy and curiosity in thrashing out your first impressions of your story components, Coyle.. this is a bit, um, superficial as it stands right now and is probably not helping you move past more conventional ideas. The idea is you create mind-maps for each component - and then you create a 4th map in which you seek to thrash out some possible connections between the three components and your various associations... some examples from your classmates you may find inspiring! (and also note the feedback I was able to give in reponse!).
ReplyDeletehttp://karrispalmer.blogspot.com/2019/01/from-script-to-screen-mind-maps.html
https://shannonfisheranimation.blogspot.com/2019/01/from-script-to-screen-mind-map.html
The point of this exercise, Coyle, is to work up a sweat - work hard at having as many different ideas as possible in an effort to rev-up your creative development. Let's see a bit a more effort... holiday time is officially over! ;)