Link to Evaluation
Animation Production Evaluation
Final Film
The Gramophone from Jack Vanes on Vimeo.
Year 1
- 4AD010 Art and Design in Context
- 4DM008 Practical Arts of Editing & Post Production
- 4DM025 Sound and image
- 5DM028 Character Development
- 5DM032 Innovative Animation
- 5DM039 3D Animation Production
- 5DM043 Visual Effects
- 5DM044 Story and Script
- 5DM045 Advanced Innovative
- 6DM016 Professional Animation Project
- 6DM022 Animation Research and Practice
- 6DM028 Professional Development
- 6DM029 Animation Production
- Animation essentials
- Developing Ideas & Experimentation for screen
- Drawing strategies
Friday, 4 May 2018
Report and CV Update
Here is the link to the Professional Development Report:
Professional Development Report Link
CV Update
I have now made the entire CV suitable for A4. I have even printed the CV out in black and white to check. It looks not much different in black and white since my CV is mostly those colours anyway.
Professional Development Report Link
CV Update
I have now made the entire CV suitable for A4. I have even printed the CV out in black and white to check. It looks not much different in black and white since my CV is mostly those colours anyway.
Wednesday, 25 April 2018
Presentation
Report
My report is about my interest in becoming an animator. I have discussed the various types of animators in the industry (E.g. Freelance, Animation Director etc.), how they are different, what their job role is and if I feel that the job would be suitable for me. I have included the skills that animators are required to have such as presentation, communication, programs etc.
I have chosen OWF (Once Were Farmers) for my case study. There are examples of their creative works varying from VFX, 3D and 2D and why I find their work interesting. Frank Quietly is also mentioned with his story Nothing To Declare, which OWF assisted with creating it into a film. There is a 5 year plan at the end of the report, explaining (With specific months and year) the plan of action I intend on taking in order to rise up as an animator.
Website
https://jackvanes.wixsite.com/animations
Showreel
Jack Vanes Animation Showreel from Jack Vanes on Vimeo.
CV
Business Card
Show Space Plan
My report is about my interest in becoming an animator. I have discussed the various types of animators in the industry (E.g. Freelance, Animation Director etc.), how they are different, what their job role is and if I feel that the job would be suitable for me. I have included the skills that animators are required to have such as presentation, communication, programs etc.
I have chosen OWF (Once Were Farmers) for my case study. There are examples of their creative works varying from VFX, 3D and 2D and why I find their work interesting. Frank Quietly is also mentioned with his story Nothing To Declare, which OWF assisted with creating it into a film. There is a 5 year plan at the end of the report, explaining (With specific months and year) the plan of action I intend on taking in order to rise up as an animator.
Website
https://jackvanes.wixsite.com/animations
Showreel
CV
Business Card
Sunday, 22 April 2018
Progress
After 70+ hours of rendering, I managed to get half of the film complete. If I keep at it, then the film should be completely rendered for presentation in May.
I have sped up some of the note sequences because I thought some of them moved slowly such as the background notes in the scene after they exit the gramophone. The ending has also changed. The camera zooms in on the University of Wolverhampton Easter egg on the gramophone. This is because I'm planning to have the credits at the end rather than the beginning.
Third Playblast from Jack Vanes on Vimeo.
I have sped up some of the note sequences because I thought some of them moved slowly such as the background notes in the scene after they exit the gramophone. The ending has also changed. The camera zooms in on the University of Wolverhampton Easter egg on the gramophone. This is because I'm planning to have the credits at the end rather than the beginning.
Third Playblast from Jack Vanes on Vimeo.
Wednesday, 18 April 2018
Update on CV and Business Card
Update on CV
I've taken out the stars in the software skills as they can just be told about during an interview. All the pebble headings are the same size and I've even added another dog down in the lower right corner by the "references" panel.
Business Card
Although a very minor change but still a change nonetheless. Having the word "Animator" on both sides of the business card was unnecessary thus I removed it.
I've taken out the stars in the software skills as they can just be told about during an interview. All the pebble headings are the same size and I've even added another dog down in the lower right corner by the "references" panel.
Business Card
Although a very minor change but still a change nonetheless. Having the word "Animator" on both sides of the business card was unnecessary thus I removed it.
Sunday, 15 April 2018
Second Playblast
I managed to get some rendering done but only with the first scene as I've only been focusing mainly editing the animation and getting more sounds for the project. Although there are still plenty of sounds that I feel that are missing. I also didn't want to render too much of it without any realization that it would be fine first.
I created the angry stomping sound effect in the soundbooth room.
Second Playblast from Jack Vanes on Vimeo.
I created the angry stomping sound effect in the soundbooth room.
Second Playblast from Jack Vanes on Vimeo.
Back to the soundbooth
The sound of a bikehorn would act as an old car horn from the 1940s. I made the sound from a distance from the microphone, resulting in a far way sound effect.
The musical notes would need to make a thud sound effect for when they interact with the scenery. I took a tennis ball and used it for this. I hit the tennis ball against the table, chair and even the floor to get the sound effect that covers all surfaces of the scene.
The musical notes would need to make a thud sound effect for when they interact with the scenery. I took a tennis ball and used it for this. I hit the tennis ball against the table, chair and even the floor to get the sound effect that covers all surfaces of the scene.
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