Week 6

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Kitty Rotoscope Animation in Color by Carliihde, on DeviantArt: Source

Please complete Mr. Webb's Daily Check-In >>>HERE

OBJECTIVE

- Record Student Interviews footage; discuss video/animation pipeline.

- Review video editing concepts and procedures in ShotCut with distributed video clips.


TASK - Film Study, Behind-the-Scenes of Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio on Netflix

LINK

Watch the video resource then answer the question prompts in complete sentence responses that are free from errors.  Please proofread your responses, and include your identifying information at the top of the document.

For credit, please submit your PDF document via Schoology.


TASK - Draw Over

Illustration technique practice using Krita, for splash, and bursting effects at key moments.

Submit your multi-layer animation file, and final rendering as an MP4 file to Schoology for credit.


TASK - Modern Digital Rotoscoping Process

- Rotoscope your student interview, using the process described on Mr. Webb's document >>HERE

Then attach the original audio in Shotcut with an instrumental soundtrack.

Submit your final MPEG-4 or H.264 for credit, via Schoology.




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