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Ok, I've noticed people documenting and embedding clips in their final submission, so i thought i might do that too. So here it is again, my final clip:



And just about the documentation, the "process journal"... it's exactly that isn't it? it's progressive thoughts and comments and design decisions throughout the semester, yes? There are i think about 13 blog posts excluding this one, that makes up my documentation. There are also a couple of videos i've uploaded as storyboar… Continue

Argh! Forgotten all the stuff I wanted to say! That’s why I should have put it down earlier rather than starting another assignment first! Oh well…

Ok, so the final clip is a collection of 4 short clips, different ways of cutting the scenes together (I think I’ve mentioned that before…) In terms of transitions, I used only simple transitions, because I didn’t want any flashy animation presets to outshine the footage I actually made! That, and flashy transitions didn’t really fit with the leisur… Continue

some great suggestions that neil gave me:

- it is not necessary for me to cut all my scenes together into one cohesive clip. because the scenes are all kind of different, some combinations work better, transition better, than others.

soo... the plan is to use the same four scenes, but edit the footage together differently into several smaller clips.

- i can also overlay some text and use some text effects and stuff to convey some more meaning.

you know how i originally wanted to make it a st… Continue

ok.... i'm not usually one to abandon efforts halfway. usually it would annoy me massively if i didn't get to see something through to the end. but like everything else, there are always exceptions.

so, just like in year 12 hsc, when i decided that modern history had to go, the same logic applies here. A backup that can't back anything up is not worth keeping as a backup. Now in this case, it is the Gundam ad that is going to have to be scrapped.

Sure it's a nice bit of Flash animation that to… Continue

quick post, so that i can get back to it before i lose my motivational drive again - it's already eluded me several times thus far this semester:

i think my problem up till now has been visual style and trying to tie it all together somehow.

so, i saw this awesome screensaver on the ford focus, which had flickery stuff as well, and i was somewhat inspired by it, cos it was using the same technique i was already using with the flickering gundam. they used it for framing their shots for their sc… Continue