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- The first part I had previously not know is, you can use cardboard to block unwanted light, the second is, you can actually break a light bulb to get an interesting effect. The last method is, ankle weights is supportable for strapping gear down.
- The opinions I have are, this is awesome for me because, I don't have a huge budget, and these methods are perfect for what I am capable of. The other things is, i like the way the creators of the video presented it, with no voices, just visual learning.
- The only question I have is how to set up some of this stuff.
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- The first thing I have learned is, pixar animators go hands on with their work. They study the motion of the subjects they create. The second is, put most of your detail on your subject because the back round isn't really observed by the audience. The last is, when there is something that isnt going to effect the audience. Just throw it away, don't waste your time on it.
- My two opinions were, it was a great guideline to get started with animating, and it will help you save a lot of time.
- The only question I have, is how skilled must be to qualify to work at Pixar?
What I Did This Week
- This week, I had worked primarily on creating nice scripts, and storyboards. I believe the one I am currently working on is the one to be my best so far.
- I look forward to creating professional like films in the near future. With the knowledge supported here at Boces.
- Some challenging obstacles this week were frustrating this week like, truing to think of a story to a film that I've been wanting to achieve.
- The greater side to that story is, My crew and I did end creating a decent story line that I hope to accomplish very soon.
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- The first concept I hadn't know is, humans see different resolution that cameras. I though humans looked in HD. The second is the human eye captures images in a flow of continues images. Where cameras capture an image in it's entirety to produce it. The last concept I leaned is, our eyes and brain capture images in different way than cameras do.
- Two opinions i have is, I really liked the question the author proposed in the article about our eyes and cameras. I am actually subscribed to Vsauce on youtube previous this article. So that was kind of cool to read this one. The last opinion I have is, I think it's really coo that I learned about our eyes, and cameras in the same article. very interesting.
- One question I have is, will developers ever create a camera that records at the same rate as our eye?
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- The first thing I learned is to let your way of life dominate the way you create your films. The second thing is, know how to work with your team. Meaning, if you all can't agree on what to create, nothing is going to be done. In other words, know your team as you know yourself. The last concept I learned is, try to create a film on a topic that isn't fake. Meaning, a lot in American is masked, or hidden. Maybe even disguised to be something better than it really is.
- Two opinions I have on this article are, that the general concept the author had really had me interested because many of the ideas this guy had were effective to creating a film. The second opinion I had is, that this is very different that normal American animation. I liked it because it brought a different feel to looking at animation, than the norm.
- One question I have about this article is nothing really. this had explained everything thoroughly enough.
What I Did This Week
- This week, I had learned to edit a pix-elation video. That turned out better than expected to!
- One thing I would hope to learn in the near future is, how to choreograph a fight scene.
- Something that frustrated me this week could be, trying to re size all of my photos for the pix-elation video.
- Above that, something that I enjoyed is, showing my class my "Bullying" Psa video. It had seemed to me that it had received a lot of positive feedback.
