Final project – step 4: storyboard
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Create a storyboard for your walk cycle: this will serve as a reference for a new version of your walk cycle for which we will apply the staging principle. We will work on it in the coming weeks, and combine your Animate file with After Effects’ camera, text and effects tools to translate your storyboard into a full animation. Instead of revealing the entire scene/character at once, use different shot types to focus the viewer’s attention on different details (i.e: the character’s jewelry, blinking eyes, its tail, a part of the background, a prop etc.). You should also include a title and credits (signal any movement of the text in the panel). Use the captions to write down audio elements (sound effects, music cues, voice over etc.). Don’t forget to indicate any movement within the frame or camera movement with arrows.
FORMAT
The storyboard should be created on paper (or on a tablet)- print and use this template. If you decide to use a different template, make sure that there are 6 panels per page and that they abide to the HD aspect ration (16:9). Scan (or export) your storyboard to turn it into a digital file (JPG or PDF).
<b></b>SUBMISSION
Create a new post on your Open Lab portfolio. Your post should include your scanned storyboard as well as a short description (reflections on your process, challenges, goals etc. are also welcome).
This assignment is due next week. Submit the following files on the following platforms:
- Blackboard: A link to your Open Lab post.
- Open Lab discussion board: Reply to this discussion with a link to your open lab post
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