Stages before animation.
Animation up next week if can't wait link at bottom of post.
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| Using a junior saw to get the neck as low as possible. |
The neck was sawed about 2cm to be able to get the head closer to the body as at the time was out of proportion.
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| Getting the set ready |
Greenscreen had to be sprayed just before animating because i didn't have a board big enough to fill the entire space behind the character.
Head and hands into place
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| waiting for araldite to dry aprox 2 hours. |
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| Oh still waiting but once try totally worked a charm |
Keeping everything tidy and all models used before kept safe with materals i won't need while animating away safely in a box.
Lighting and shadows
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| Boardered up window with thick black card. |
When coming to animating i new i wouldn't have the best lighting so i didn't want to hinder anything else to the animation by having flash or every frame being a shade different.
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| then curtains done up to make extra sure |
Holding everything in place
This picture above shows theres a clamp holding a clamp down because of issues of having the set move and the clamp didn't want to stay in place so to give it that little extra hold.
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| Covering the light from the laptop so it doesn't refrect onto any of the shots. |
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| Furthest clamp away holding an area which wasn't as steady. |
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| More clear image of the clamp holding the clamp. |
Scale
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| Getting the scale right i used greenscreen for the background because original was to small and got an extra large size can of redbull. |
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| As you'll notice the tie'downs left loads of freedon when walking. |
Background images from original set to use as greenscreen.
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| this was the one chosen for obvious reasons so clear ans no refrection. |
Acting out tests.
Seeing how to get the redbull easy to animate.
In the end i found a shot glass round the house used that to hold small amounts of redbull then dab it on using a paint brush.
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