Thomas Mayfield Uca Rochester

The options I have chosen for this are very specific, some have been put there for initial idea brainstorming whilst other have been put there with the intention of potential development. For example options, 2, 3, 5, 6 and 8 have been put there because of their sheer simplicity. These would be much more informative just because of the chosen subject but obviously designing around those aspects would give me much more to work with. Whereas some of the more grotesque options like 1, 4, 7, 9 and 10 have been put there with the idea of the comedic value of the content. Using certain humor to elaborate upon these points may not be as informative as the other points the idea of the subject would help with remembering the concept, just because of 'Shock Value'.

Key Pose's GIF Pose 1 Pose 2 Pose 3 Pose 4 Pose 5 Pose 6 Pose 7 Facial/Hand Expression GIF Pose 8 Pose 9 Pose 10 Pose 11 Pose 12 Pose 13 Final Animation I have been trying out a couple AE 'Doohickies' to make the video a little better to watch and I'm now trying out new fonts to make the presentation in my work a little more professional and sharp. Feedback would be appreciated. The pacing in the video is a little 'Off' and in the future, I will attempt not to make the same silly mistake. I already knew a fair amount before tackling this task so with that in mind there are a couple things I have picked up during this exercise. The main thing being that animating in 3D is like animating in 2D but with a lot more pros and cons. The con's being that Maya can sometimes have the tendency to crash (Which is very rare with this model.) making all of your work...

Figure 1: 'Up' (2008) Poster This film review will focus on the film 'Up' (2008), a story that follows an old man called Mr. Carl Fredricson, who's lifelong dream has been to go on an adventure to Paradise Falls, located in Venezuela, South America. With his wife passing away and legal authorities threatening to put him in a home, Carl Frederickson attaches thousands of helium-filled balloons to him home to make a makeshift aircraft, accidentally abducting the small scout Russell and stumbling across a talking dog. Together they must work together to save the exotic bird and evade the mad explorer Charles Muntz. The film was released in 2008, was directed by Peter Docter and produced by Jonas Rivera. The story for Up was created by Bob Peterson & Tom McCarthy, and the soundtrack was created by Micheal Giacchino. The topic for this film will 'Narrative Structure' and the 'Hollywood Formula'. This is usually how films can be/should b...