I feel like I could have let the audience know more about my work, I could have had text of what kind of animation it was in the corner of the screen. But I felt like maybe that might ruin it.
Thursday, 21 April 2016
Final Showreel
I feel like I could have let the audience know more about my work, I could have had text of what kind of animation it was in the corner of the screen. But I felt like maybe that might ruin it.
Wednesday, 20 April 2016
Showreel Attempt
Wednesday, 13 April 2016
Showreel Example
Showreel Example
Example I found of a CG animated showreel, I understand their intentionof keeping the same colour all the way through, but it just seems too tacky for me. The colour is too bright, it distracts me from the actual work that they have produced. I would keep mine simple with black and whites.
Monday, 11 April 2016
Pheonix Instrumental
Sunday, 10 April 2016
Sound Track
I've decided to choose Lisztomania by Phoenix as my soundtrack, it plays at my work constantly and I really like this song. I also remember it from this youtube video I found a couple of years ago.
It just means a lot to me, although I realise I may have some issues with copyright. Even if I don't intend on using this showreel to make money.
Friday, 8 April 2016
Task - Looking at Showreels
I must look at 3 different showreels, both effective and ineffective. I need to analyse the format and presentation of each one.
Here are just a few examples we were given of showreels.
Getting Started
I MUST INCLUDE:
- My Name
- Title: NUA First Year Work/ Showreel 2016
- Contact Details: Email/Blog/Website
- Logo (Optional)
- Job Role: Animator
Introduction to Showreel Project
'This project is designed to enable you to finalise, present and reflect on all project work produced during Year One. As an introduction to the post-production process you will create an edited showreel, 75 – 90 seconds in duration, set to a sound track of your choice. This process will enable you to present your work in a professional manner while demonstrating knowledge of the showreel form. The final output will be presented as a showcase of your developing specialist skills in animation.'
SHOW REEL
The selected projects for your showreel must include your strongest work and reflect your future interests in animation study. Research and development work, such as life drawing and concept art, may also feature in your showreel.
SOUNDTRACK
Choose a suitable soundtrack. Consider any issues that may be associated with clearances of using copyrighted sound or images. Additional spot sound effects may also be used where appropriate.
RESEARCH PORTFOLIO
Through research and investigation for this project you will review a variety of professional industry standard animation showreels, taking note of format and presentation. Analyse in detail the features that occur in effective and ineffective reels.
I MUST INCLUDE
- Showreel – Include all relevant work: Year One Projects, Walk Cycle, Concept Art, Life Drawing
- Research Portfolio – Review and evaluation of professional industry standard showreels.
DUE: 22ND APRIL
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