I meet with one of the lecturers to talk about my ideas and where I would like to go with this. there was a lot of tough and very useful questions this left me to think about.
Is Composting really what I want to do in a job? and is it what I want to learn from the year? Would I not prefer something much more animation based?
And really I agree with all of this. and I thought really hard at the choices I had. and asked my self these questions ageing.
What is my dream job?
Animation for Television.
Animation for Television.
What would I like to spend my last year doing?
What I love most animation!
What I love most animation!
Not only that but i found that when I was trying to brake down the composting of the animation in "Short Reviews on Hybrid animations Examples " I was righting more about the animation and movement than the tools and techniques used in hybrid animation.
So by going back to my roots I now know that I would like to consentrat on animation for television but i am still unsure about my directions.
I would like to learn about the budgeting of an animation and how it can effect the Quality of an animation. or something in to limited animation.
Second attempt at a question:
*How does an animation suffer under a tight budget, and can an animation still look impressive with these conditions?
Actions:
Research the basic budget for different programs and compare the Quality.
Look at existing examples that have used innovative ways to cope with the
tight budgets.
Make examples of basic animation and higher quality animation to compare.
Make a video showing the techniques I have learns.
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