Showing posts with label Project 4 : Story - Telling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Project 4 : Story - Telling. Show all posts

Monday, 7 March 2011

Story-Telling: Maya: Rotating Bouncing Ball



Unit 4 : Story-Telling: Summary Post


1) Final CG Pre-Viz

2) Final Animatic

3) 'Art Of'' Publication

4) Final Story Boards

5) Final Script

6) Draft Scrips/ Story Development
    a) The Development (writing partner)
    c) The Step Outline
    d)The Premise
    e) The Logline
    f)Character Biographies
    g) The Synopsis

7) Preparatory Storyboards

8) Final concept art for character/ environment/ props

9) Supporting artwork for character/ environment/ props
  
10) Supporting research for character/ environment/ props
  
11) Influence maps for character/ environment/ props

12) Supporting research for written assignment


13) Cutting Edge film reviews
    La Jetée, Chris Marker, 1962
    (Unwatched) 
    Rope, Dir. Alfred Hitchcock, 1948
    Psycho, Dir. Alfred Hitchcock, 1960
    The Birds, Dir. Alfred Hitchcock, 1963
    (Unwatched) 
    Reservoir Dogs, Dir. Quentin Tarantino, 1992
    (Unwatched) 
    The Blair Witch Project, Dirs. Daniel Myrick, Eduardo Sánchez, 1999
    Cloverfield, Dir. Matt Reeves, 2008

14) Life Drawing


16) Premiere Pro exercises
    (Evident in Animatic)

17) Maya exercises
    Bouncing Ball: Off Centre Pivot
    http://skygecko-nat.blogspot.com/2011/03/story-telling-maya-bouncing-ball-off.html
    Bouncing Ball: Centre Pivot
    http://skygecko-nat.blogspot.com/2011/03/bouncing-ball-centre-pivot-01-help.html
    Pendulum Swing
    http://skygecko-nat.blogspot.com/2011/03/story-telling-maya-pendulum-swing.html
    Rotating Ball
    http://skygecko-nat.blogspot.com/2011/03/story-telling-maya-rotating-bouncing.html
    Paperclip Chain
    http://skygecko-nat.blogspot.com/2011/03/story-telling-maya-paperclip-chain.html
    Felix Walk Cycle
    http://skygecko-nat.blogspot.com/2011/03/story-telling-maya-felix-walk-cycle.html
    2 Person Conversation
    3 Person Conversation
    Pan Shot
    Crane Shot
    Dolly Shot
    Pitch Shot
    Roll Shot
    Car Crash
    Camera Shake
   

Story-Telling: Maya: Felix Walk Cycle



Story-Telling: Maya: Paperclip Chain

Friday, 4 March 2011

Story-Telling: 'Art Of'

Claude- Art of

Story-Telling: Influence Map


Story-Telling: Maya Pre-viz

Story-Telling: 2D Animatic

Story-Telling: The Cutting Edge: The Blair Witch Project, Dirs. Daniel Myrick, Eduardo Sánchez, 1999


Fig. 1 Movie Poster

The Blair Witch Project, Dirs. Daniel Myrick, Eduardo Sánchez, 1999

The basic storyline of this film is about three young students that follow a story about a witch to make a report for a school project. They stay in the woodland area where the stories were said to have originated to gather first hand footage to compile into their report. They plan to camp out for only one night but end up getting lost. During dark hours noises play on their fears and they end up losing the plot and the film ends with the easy option of a sequel. 

This film is another of those stylish fear fuelled movies that use no physical nemesis. It's all about the way they shot and edited the recorded footage to build the suspense and tension. 



Fig. 2. Heather Donahue's video confession




Fig. 3.  Shot of the dark, following the direction of noises






List of Illustrations

Fig. 1. Movie Poster (1999) From: The Blair Witch Project Directed by: Daniel Myrick, Eduardo Sánchez. [poster art] USA: Haxan Films.

Fig. 2. Heather Donahue's video confession (1999) From: The Blair Witch Project Directed by: Daniel Myrick, Eduardo Sánchez. [film still] USA: Haxan Films.

Fig. 3. Shot of the dark, following the direction of noises (1999) From: The Blair Witch Project Directed by: Daniel Myrick, Eduardo Sánchez. [film still] USA: Haxan Films.

Bibliography

The Blair Witch Project. (1999) Directed by: Daniel Myrick, Eduardo Sánchez. [DVD] USA: Haxan Films

Curse of the Blair Witch. (1999) Daniel Myrick, Eduardo Sánchez. [TV] USA: Haxan Films



Thursday, 3 March 2011

Story-Telling: Final Script

It's just over a page, but did I hear somewhere it's ok to be between 1 and 1 and a half pages?

Claude - Final Script

Saturday, 26 February 2011

Story-Telling: The Premise

Claude the fisherman has rubbish flung at him by an annoying school child, after putting up with it a third piece of rubbish is flung and decides enough is enough, he takes action to put him in his place.

Story-Telling: The Logline

Fisherman Claude’s day goes bad as a disruptive school child named Wayne decides to fling rubbish at him using a catapult. Claude then manages to take the catapult from him and give Wayne a taste of his own medicine by catapulting a fish in his face.

Story-Telling: Story Board: Draft 1

Claude Story Board 1