WEEK 14 AME Fest Shorts

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MidJourney render from Angry Birds! - SOURCE

 The Robots are Now Hiring! - WSJ

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

OBJECTIVE

- Exploration and practice for use in animation credit recovery

- Create animation products that can be composited into large film projects

- Develop techniques for the refinement of personal portfolios.

***IMPORTANT NOTE*** ALL TASKS DURING THIS WEEK HAVE A STRICT DEADLINE OF COMPLETION BY FRIDAY, APRIL 21st.

TASK 1. READ, REMIX, AND STORYBOARD
Read one of the stories below.  

1a. On a Google doc, copy the original story, then add comments for how you might alter elements of it to make the story more interesting, or otherwise appealing and attention-getting.
1b. Draw a storyboard for the story, as you have redesigned it to add greater appeal.

Please submit your written document, and storyboards as JPG images or a PDF document via Schoology for credit.


ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

Google's NEW AI 'Dreamix' Takes the Industry By STORM! (NOW UNVEILED!)

The AI revolution: Google's developers on the future of artificial intelligence | 60 Minutes



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