File Types
- there is more to the .mov then meets the eye
Work on your Flash movies and your storyboards
Showing posts with label animation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label animation. Show all posts
1/21/08
1/17/08
In Class Fri Jan 18th
hooking up the Youtube accounts to each other
Storyboarding
* lets try it out - make a 10 frame story using different scenes in a mock up movie
Weekend Assignment:
- come up with 5 different ideas for your final animation (yes 5)
- have them ready for presentation on monday!
Storyboarding
* lets try it out - make a 10 frame story using different scenes in a mock up movie
Weekend Assignment:
- come up with 5 different ideas for your final animation (yes 5)
- have them ready for presentation on monday!
1/16/08
In Class Thur Jan 17th
Check out some Animation!
the Flash Project Animation Details
Size 720 x 534
FPS 15 or 30
you can do anything for this animation, but i would like you to use at least 3 different scenes (3 different points of view) in your animation.
Things to keeping in mind to make your animations run smoothly:
- Motion Tweens require Symbols
- Shape Tweens require basic shapes
- frame by frame animations can use anything
- Motion Paths require Symbols
the Flash Project Animation Details
Size 720 x 534
FPS 15 or 30
you can do anything for this animation, but i would like you to use at least 3 different scenes (3 different points of view) in your animation.
Things to keeping in mind to make your animations run smoothly:
- Motion Tweens require Symbols
- Shape Tweens require basic shapes
- frame by frame animations can use anything
- Motion Paths require Symbols
Labels:
animation,
art250,
stopmotion,
storyboard,
stoy line
1/14/08
In Class Tue Jan 15th
Flash
Setting up your document
* your document size should be 720x534
* your frame rate should be 15 fps
Importing into Flash
- File --> Import
----- can import JPEG, PNG, MOV, WAV, MP3, and others
----- will automatically import a series of images into Flash from a folder
Trace Bitmap
- how to turn a bitmap image into a vector graphic
- 'Optimize' your image
Makin' a symbol
- give it a name
- you can find it in the 'Library' in Flash
- use it over and over
- changing a symbol
4 styles of animation
- Frame by Frame
- Shape Tween
- Motion Tween
- Motion Path
* the secret 5th style, programmed animation
Exporting in Flash
- 'export movie as'
----- SWF's & Mov's
* the FLA is the working file. it is the most important file and should be saved for later use!
Setting up your document
* your document size should be 720x534
* your frame rate should be 15 fps
Importing into Flash
- File --> Import
----- can import JPEG, PNG, MOV, WAV, MP3, and others
----- will automatically import a series of images into Flash from a folder
Trace Bitmap
- how to turn a bitmap image into a vector graphic
- 'Optimize' your image
Makin' a symbol
- give it a name
- you can find it in the 'Library' in Flash
- use it over and over
- changing a symbol
4 styles of animation
- Frame by Frame
- Shape Tween
- Motion Tween
- Motion Path
* the secret 5th style, programmed animation
Exporting in Flash
- 'export movie as'
----- SWF's & Mov's
* the FLA is the working file. it is the most important file and should be saved for later use!
1/13/08
In Class Mon Jan 14th
* Cowboy Bebop, Betty Boop & the Transformers
Storyboarding and Storyline
- introduction of characters (how many different ways can this be done?)
- setting (place the characters somewhere)
- conflict
- filler (what happens in between that ties it all together)
- resolution
- finale
Making a Storyboard
*Shrek Storyboards
- a storyboard is used to figure out the stories order, shot sequence and POV.
Finishing Up your Photohshop Animations
First Framed
- When you are done in Photoshop open up 'Framed' and drag and drop your folder with your animations still images in the window.
- Export your video at the size you created in Photoshop. (it tells you your images sizes in Framed)
- Don't forget to set your Frame Rate & give it a name.
- Click "make a movie" and preview your animation
- if you like it click "save" and save it to your desktop
Second iMovie
- Open iMovie
- Drag your video (.mov) into the clips area to import it into iMovie
- Drag your video clip onto the timeline
- Cut, Edit and add audio as needed
- Put in a 'Title' at the end of your video giving yourself credit
- Export your video by clicking "Share" in the tool bar
- Save your video as 'Full Quality' and in 'Expert Mode' as a 320x240, full frame rate, mpeg video, .mov
Last Youtube
- Upload your 320x240 video to youtube
Storyboarding and Storyline
- introduction of characters (how many different ways can this be done?)
- setting (place the characters somewhere)
- conflict
- filler (what happens in between that ties it all together)
- resolution
- finale
Making a Storyboard
*Shrek Storyboards
- a storyboard is used to figure out the stories order, shot sequence and POV.
Finishing Up your Photohshop Animations
First Framed
- When you are done in Photoshop open up 'Framed' and drag and drop your folder with your animations still images in the window.
- Export your video at the size you created in Photoshop. (it tells you your images sizes in Framed)
- Don't forget to set your Frame Rate & give it a name.
- Click "make a movie" and preview your animation
- if you like it click "save" and save it to your desktop
Second iMovie
- Open iMovie
- Drag your video (.mov) into the clips area to import it into iMovie
- Drag your video clip onto the timeline
- Cut, Edit and add audio as needed
- Put in a 'Title' at the end of your video giving yourself credit
- Export your video by clicking "Share" in the tool bar
- Save your video as 'Full Quality' and in 'Expert Mode' as a 320x240, full frame rate, mpeg video, .mov
Last Youtube
- Upload your 320x240 video to youtube
Labels:
animation,
art250,
hartwick,
stopmotion,
storyboard,
stoy line
1/7/08
In Class Tue Jan 8th
Check out our first animation!
- see some more animation examples
- looking at Photoshop as an animation tool
--- layers
--- selections
--- move tool
--- edit --> transform
* Create a 20 sec animation in photoshop
- see some more animation examples
- looking at Photoshop as an animation tool
--- layers
--- selections
--- move tool
--- edit --> transform
* Create a 20 sec animation in photoshop
10/30/07
Hello
Howdy, this is the blog for the Art 250 class which this term will be focused on Stopmotion & Experimental animation. This blog is the focal point for discussion, information and links to resources.
something to get you started:
something to get you started:
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