When creating the animatic we had two versions. One which represted the length of each shot and the second one had a voice over explaining the shots. As a group we then lost the voiceover one. It contained information like what was going on within the shot, what type of shot it was and how long it lasted. It also mentioned if the shots were match on action or part of a shot reverse shot.
Friday, 25 January 2013
Animatic
When creating the animatic we had two versions. One which represted the length of each shot and the second one had a voice over explaining the shots. As a group we then lost the voiceover one. It contained information like what was going on within the shot, what type of shot it was and how long it lasted. It also mentioned if the shots were match on action or part of a shot reverse shot.
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I know you've had problems with the sound version of the animatic, but I was under the impression that you had uploaded the finished film itself, which is the main product for assessment. The deadline for that was Wednesday, and it must be on this blog first thing on Monday to avoid losing marks. You must make sure that all future deadlines are met, as marks will be deducted for late work as part of the assessment of planning- this could make a substantial difference to your final grade. Are you following my blog? You must do this immediately if not, so that you are all reminded of deadlines and expectations.
ReplyDeleteOK - yes, sorry I missed that! I'll make sure your records are adjusted.
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