Showing posts with label Feedback and Evaluation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Feedback and Evaluation. Show all posts
Friday, 7 June 2013
Tuesday, 14 May 2013
Changes to Edit
The edit
itself needs to be tightened up, which in turn will also cut down the work
within the animation process.
The first
problem is the pacing of the edit. There are large gaps of no speech in which
makes the piece feel too slow. Feedback from my tutor suggested that I have
continuous speech through-out to maintain a pace. To do this I will need to add speech in-between the main
dream sequence, during the first section of the film. The new lines I will be
adding are as follows:
'As I pass by
a waterfall, deep within the cave stands a shadow of a women. She says....'
'The dreams
kept on repeating and I did nothing to stop them.'
Along with
adding lines, it is also important to begin cutting the script. Certain themes
run through the piece and therefore lines need to reinforce them but not repeat
the same ideal in multiple ways. The section, 'Bargaining' mentioned a deeper
reflection of the dream from the beginning of the film. Therefore cutting lines
from this section would not take anything away from the story or what Mazikki
had mentioned before.
As discussed
with my tutor I will think about cutting:
- Any repeated references to winter coming back
- when Mazikki talks about questions.
- Visually, cut some blur shots- tentacle shot- because it has no reference
- 'Summer ending'
Along with
this titles will also be cut, placing text over visuals to give it that sense
of flow.
The work will
be achieved with these cuts made. I have also realised that without these cuts,
the length would be longer than expected. This was the right choice to avoid
the film becoming long winded and dry.
Monday, 18 March 2013
Feedback 18th March 2013
FDA Media Practice – Specialist Project –
Tutor: Barrie White
INDIVIDUAL
TUTORIALS – Monday 18th March 2013
Name: TARA
PEAK
Points
discussed (with feedback):
Script – Excellent script work so far. Well laid out in
an industry format. A few typo errors need to be addressed.
Storyboard – Ongoing, see notes re shot list at bottom of
page.
Schedule – Looks to be on schedule, but a test of visual
style will help you realise what work is involved.
Actors/Crew – Voice over artist(s)
Blog – Looking good with good planning and visuals. Hope
to see at least one mockup of your visual style soon.
Monday, 4 February 2013
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