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Jessyca Evans
2/26/14
http://www.awn.com/news/autodesk-rolls-out-cloud-based-3d-character-generator
this article is titled, "autodesk rolls out cloud-based 3d character generator" and this title is also self explanatory. i learned while reading tho article that there is a new easy to use animator generator. i learned that its a lighter version into animated caricatures. also, i learned that you don't have to start from scratch to make a caricature. they provide you the faces and you work with them, which i find way easier.
some opinions i have while reading this article where that they should have provided more information and provide how to get this generated at home.
the only question i have is, when does this come out?
Wednesday, February 26, 2014
blog2 article response 3/2/14
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Jessyca Evans
2/26/14
http://blog.animationmentor.com/11-lighting-tips-from-the-lego-movie/
this article is titled, "11 lighting tips from the LEGO movie" and its pretty self explanatory. i learned that lighting is a key component in the making of animated objects into real life. i learned that when you want to do photorealistic lighting on inanimate objects you have to think realistically. lastly, i learned that if you want to go extreme its always good to push your bun dries and just go for it.
some opinions i have while reading this article is that they should have provided more examples and techniques.
i have no questions about this article.
Jessyca Evans
2/26/14
http://blog.animationmentor.com/11-lighting-tips-from-the-lego-movie/
this article is titled, "11 lighting tips from the LEGO movie" and its pretty self explanatory. i learned that lighting is a key component in the making of animated objects into real life. i learned that when you want to do photorealistic lighting on inanimate objects you have to think realistically. lastly, i learned that if you want to go extreme its always good to push your bun dries and just go for it.
some opinions i have while reading this article is that they should have provided more examples and techniques.
i have no questions about this article.
blog1 weekly comments 3/2/14
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Jessyca Evans
2/26/14
this week i learned more about lip syncing and putting together a mash up video. i have never done one before but when i did my first, i learned that it wasn't that hard. i also learned that preparing for a project, makes it more difficult for me than actually just going with the flow when i do one. i know its different for others but for me, I'm a very indecisive person and i feel like my best ideas just come to me instead of thinking about them for hours and hours.
what i would love learning more about is how to make a video mash up more convincing. and how can you find the perfect lip syncing in video footage's?
my link of interest this week is my favorite trailer recut that makes the shinning look like a family fun film. its really good and well done! if you never watched the shinning, you would never realize that its a horror film.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6s40Q6ODSI8
Jessyca Evans
2/26/14
this week i learned more about lip syncing and putting together a mash up video. i have never done one before but when i did my first, i learned that it wasn't that hard. i also learned that preparing for a project, makes it more difficult for me than actually just going with the flow when i do one. i know its different for others but for me, I'm a very indecisive person and i feel like my best ideas just come to me instead of thinking about them for hours and hours.
what i would love learning more about is how to make a video mash up more convincing. and how can you find the perfect lip syncing in video footage's?
my link of interest this week is my favorite trailer recut that makes the shinning look like a family fun film. its really good and well done! if you never watched the shinning, you would never realize that its a horror film.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6s40Q6ODSI8
Thursday, February 13, 2014
blog3 article response 2/16/14
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Jessyca Evans
2/13/14
http://www.showmetheanimation.com/index.php/hook-audience-crucial-first-seconds/
this article is titled "how to hook your audience in those crucial first seconds" and the title is pretty self explanatory. 3 things i learned about reading this article is that you need to know who your targeted audience is. also, give your audience something new. it keeps them interested and they continue to watch. lastly, create curiosity and suspense. those are big factors in your opening scene.
some opinions i have about this article i that i thought the article had really good pointers and things that i may want to use in future films of my own. also it provided good information in every tip they listed.
the only question i have regarding this article is that what are some examples? it would be nice to see some imagery with the tups the provide.
Jessyca Evans
2/13/14
http://www.showmetheanimation.com/index.php/hook-audience-crucial-first-seconds/
this article is titled "how to hook your audience in those crucial first seconds" and the title is pretty self explanatory. 3 things i learned about reading this article is that you need to know who your targeted audience is. also, give your audience something new. it keeps them interested and they continue to watch. lastly, create curiosity and suspense. those are big factors in your opening scene.
some opinions i have about this article i that i thought the article had really good pointers and things that i may want to use in future films of my own. also it provided good information in every tip they listed.
the only question i have regarding this article is that what are some examples? it would be nice to see some imagery with the tups the provide.
blog2 article response 2/16/14
blog3
Jessyca Evans
2/13/14
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/02/09/movies/lego-movie-creators-strive-to-blend-familiar-and-strange.html?ref=movies&_r=1
this article is titled "towards a kingdom without kitsch" and its about the new lego movie. legos have been around for a long time but this is the first ever full length feature film. 3 facts i learned while reading this article was that the setting is about an ordinary man who discovers something extraordinary about himself. i learned that the film is entirely stop motion. and lastly i learned that it needed to be "digitally perfect" so it could appeal more interesting and less amateur.
some opinions i have about this article is that what made them what to film a movie like this in the first place? and is it directly pointed towards children viewers? over all the article was well designed and i liked the examples.
i have no questions towards this article.
Jessyca Evans
2/13/14
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/02/09/movies/lego-movie-creators-strive-to-blend-familiar-and-strange.html?ref=movies&_r=1
this article is titled "towards a kingdom without kitsch" and its about the new lego movie. legos have been around for a long time but this is the first ever full length feature film. 3 facts i learned while reading this article was that the setting is about an ordinary man who discovers something extraordinary about himself. i learned that the film is entirely stop motion. and lastly i learned that it needed to be "digitally perfect" so it could appeal more interesting and less amateur.
some opinions i have about this article is that what made them what to film a movie like this in the first place? and is it directly pointed towards children viewers? over all the article was well designed and i liked the examples.
i have no questions towards this article.
blog1 weekly comments 2/16/14
blog1
Jessyca Evans
2/12/14
this week i learned more editing skills in premiere. i learned more about using audio correctly and putting videos in just the right spot. i also learned to use my time efficiently. theres a lot to do for it and you can get carried away very easily.
what i would love learning about is more lip syncing. and how to correctly match up the audio together perfectly. its really so difficult to put to audio clips together.
my link of interest this week is about zombies. the walking dead is back on and thats all iv been about lately! so this article gets top 5 reasons a zombie apocalypse can happen in real life.
http://www.cracked.com/article_15643_5-scientific-reasons-zombie-apocalypse-could-actually-happen.html
Jessyca Evans
2/12/14
this week i learned more editing skills in premiere. i learned more about using audio correctly and putting videos in just the right spot. i also learned to use my time efficiently. theres a lot to do for it and you can get carried away very easily.
what i would love learning about is more lip syncing. and how to correctly match up the audio together perfectly. its really so difficult to put to audio clips together.
my link of interest this week is about zombies. the walking dead is back on and thats all iv been about lately! so this article gets top 5 reasons a zombie apocalypse can happen in real life.
http://www.cracked.com/article_15643_5-scientific-reasons-zombie-apocalypse-could-actually-happen.html
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