Category: George‘s Class

first camera layout

character design

final storyboard

You have the world or worlds that your ideas/stories will be created in so now
it’s time to establish the characters.

• Whether you are creating your character fresh or taking an already made rig
  you need to draw up designs of your characters.
• Make sure to create a short bio describing who your character is and where
  they are in the story at this moment.
• List characteristics which demonstrate your charactersmotivations why they
  are who they are why the do what they do etc.

Creating early stages of storyboards animating different types of cameras and shot angles. Being able to read and identify what is going to be used in your scene/shot before any character animation is needed. Rule of thirds.

This week I learned about ESTABLISHING YOUR WORLD

Worldbuilding is the process of constructing a world,
originally an imaginary one, sometimes associated with
a fictional universe. Developing an imaginary setting
with coherent qualities such as a history, geography, and
ecology.

This is my storyboard

The first week I learned WHAT IS MISE-EN-SCÈNE?

Each aspect of mise-en-scene has hidden meanings
within a film and sends signals to the audience about
how we are supposed to feel at a certain point;

• Settings & PropsCostume,
• Hair & Make Up
• Facial Expressions & Body Language
• Colour/Lighting
• Positioning of characters/objects within the frame

I also learned WHAT IS PREVIS & POSTVIS?

Previsualization is the visualizing of complex scenes before filming. Directors and
cinematographers rely on the previs to plan their shots and angles. Postvis, or post-visualizations, happens during postproduction when viewing rough cuts, without the expense, and time, of completing final visual effects shots.