Our group has expressed a shared interest in the preproduction process involved in the animation industry. The primary focus of the research project is to compile information on the pre-production pipeline in both television and film. The juxtaposition of the workflow in television in relation to film will aid in better understanding the medium one would enjoy working in. Additionally, we would like to know more about the process of pitching a concept for animation and how a story eventually comes to be a finished production. Through the division of labor, we hope to effectively cover topics ranging from the concept pitch, scriptwriting, the visual development of characters and environments and finally conclude with the storyboarding process. …show more content…
The website will have video, audio as well as written material of our interviews along with articles and visuals based on our findings. We hope for our website to be an archive of information for students interested in preproduction. The blog comprised of online articles will compile a broad scope of information into a manageable user-friendly database.
As previously stated we plan to divide the work to address each of our individual interests. Katie will commence with the concept and pitching stage of an animated production. While Niki will look into the story and scriptwriting process of production. Joel will address the field of concept art, primarily focussing on character, background, and set design. Then finally Norman will look at the layout and storyboarding process before the work begins production. The current schedule for our project begins with two weeks of research into our respective topics. We aim to conduct our first interview within two to three weeks, while simultaneously seeking out possible interview opportunities. We hope to complete and compile our research into a presentation by November 15th, and to complete our following report by November
As the cast assembles for the first read-through the script, the producer listens to the dialog and makes decisions to remove or change parts of the script. He or she also has the authority to decide wardrobes and set props that will create a certain perception on the show. The same dialog for a scene can be filmed on a bus station set or a living room set to create very different perceptions of either public humility or a personal family moment. After filming, the show moves in to post-production.
bringing the image and storyline together. Pictures and media kits, video and audio would be
Between both partners, there was approximately 46 hours spent to completing this project. The first month was spent collecting data on both countries. Organizing the information took the most time. Establishing our implementation plan came next and finally structuring both the presentation and written assignment.
When I was a in 3rd grade I remember watching the Golden Girls. One Saturday morning, I turned to Lifetime, and there was an elderly lady who was so short and cute, I just could not turn the channel. The woman’s name was Sophia and she made me laugh from the time I had started watching the TV show until it had gone off. That day Lifetime was running a marathon of the Golden Girls; those four ladies made me giggle, and smile. So it was then that I started to wonder about who is behind the TV shows and movies, because I saw myself being that person. At that time I did not know about a producer or film maker all that I knew is that I wanted to become a part of tv shows.
Turn on the lights, press the red button, and follow the action. Film class has boomed with ecstatic creativity. With New projects aloft and deadlines to meet, ideas erupted.
In this essay I will be discussing five key points throughout Post Production history between the 1900s-1960s. Post Production is seen as a vital component in the cinematic industry as it essentially finalises the final products. Techniques that have been developed over the years are incredibly important, but they all have an origin. Although these techniques started out without overwhelming effect, they are now unbelievably crucial to how films are constructed. The five points I wish to discuss go as follows: The Great Train Robbery and Edwin Porter himself, D.W. Griffith and his overwhelming influence on editing, The Jazz Singer, the Kuleshov Effect and finally, 2001: A Space Odyssey. As well as discussing these key factors, this essay will take into consideration secondary material.
University of Phoenix, AustinInnovation, Design, and Creativity for a Competitive Advantage - OI/461March 2, 2009The purpose of this paper is to identify and discuss the four basic phases of the innovative process and how the team will apply the innovative process to change the Greyhound bus lines the team has chosen to discuss. The team will also identify the appropriate tools and techniques to be used in this process and explain why they were selected and measure the results and what steps that Greyhound bus lines will take to ensure continuous improvement.
Drawing on her own experience as a VFX artist & animator Melody brings a 360 perspective to production at Cinesite, she understands the importance of team work and working to a demanding workflow. This technical knowledge and creative insight combined with her production experience has seen Melody expand many
All post production, regardless of the type of project, shares a common set of processes. Our department’s method of edit-color-mix-delivery is geared toward finishing short pieces with chaotic schedules. Typical broadcast finishing tilts toward longer schedules with more regimented turnovers and asset control. After meeting with the client’s head of post production to discuss their needs, my estimation of unscripted broadcast finishing was that it lived in between. Encouraged I had found a parallel to build upon, I spent a day quizzing my counterparts in the Broadcast Services group about the correspondence in finishing techniques between our groups and started sketching out a workflow.
I structured this paper by giving you the insight about all the question I asked and the responses I received, ending it off with the list of facts I learned and knowledge I gained throughout the interview.
Generally, the project requires a total of four 4-hour-long meetings. Before the first meeting is set, the lead research should create the day’s goals, objectives and activities. Several goal/objectives of the first session includes: introduction of what the project is all about, creation of an open and non-judgmental atmosphere that encourage rapport between the subject-matter experts and participants. Participation is voluntary and consents are necessary. The total target participants will be from 10-20
Everyone has different ways of interpreting what their writing and artistic process is. Both of these processes are similar in many ways, but also different depending on what kind of artist or writer you are. For this paper, I interviewed several different people, some who are great artists, some who are great writers and some that do not like either. I also examined both of my processes comparing how they are similar and different. There were a couple questions I asked myself and each person I interviewed so it would be easier to compare each of their processes. The four main questions were asking if they liked having food or coffee during this process, if the processes were similar or different, and to define the two processes according to their own definition.
Pre Production stage includes work on idea / concept, plan about the budget and the format for shooting, treatment, and research and script development, story board preparation, developing the shooting script.
The contract manufacturing process involves a manufacturer contracting a firm for finished products or components; it can be seen as a type of outsourcing. In health supplements, a firm or individual comes up with a formula or idea for the creation of a health supplement. The viability of the idea or formula is researched to determine whether it is something the company offering this type of manufacturing is able to do.
The aim of this 2D animation is reflected in the modern adaptation which differs from the stories original source. The variation will be transformed to the screen; adaptions have followed the conceptual ideas, materialize and develop along the story through to the final produced motion. I realized this is an approach to media on the internet and makes people want to see more.