Pixilation is a stop motion which involves the techniques where live actors are used and are taken frame by frame animation these techniques are created by more than one type of frame, they would keep pose changing in the next frame to give the illusion there moving. therefor creating a moving video.
This video above shows the College six-form getting build in a time-lapse motion. Timelapse is a video that is recorded for long periods of time and sped-up to show you the progress that is being made. The Time-Lapse video are mostly shown on building getting made to show people how the building is taking shape.
1- Cel based, examples. x 2- Model based, examples, class excersize.✓ 3- Time-lapse, examples. ✓ 4- Cutout, examples.✓ 5- Pixilation, examples, Class excersize. x 6- Persistence of vision, What is it? ✓ 7- History of animation. ✓ Done ✓ Not Done x
This is my finished version of My cutout animation i made with my group. We used internet pictures, printed them out, cut them out, then made them into a animation using iStop-Motion. We chose to make a giraffe eating a burger from a tree we did this because we it's different, and you don't see it everyday we wanted to create something new and un-seen.
In today's lesson we printed our pictures we all got together and agreed we liked and wanted to be in our cut-out animation, as we printed them separate we had to cut the pictures out and place them together.
next time because we've cut out our pictures we're ready to animate them, we had no time this lesson once we'd finished cutting our pictures out so next lesson (thursday) we will start our cut out animation!
in today's lesson i have learnt how much work, concentration and how much energy it takes to make and create a cut out animation.
The stage me & my group are at, we've just printed off all our pictures we need to cut out, we started to cut our pictures out so we can shape them into what we wanted it too look like, we've printed off a giraffe, tree, background, & burgers.
We should be finished and ready to film next week but we will be all ready to film by the end of the lesson unfortunately we won't have enough time to film this lesson so we've planned to film it all next lesson!
Cutout animation is a form of animation using paper or other cutouts forming the shape of characters that are then animated in a top down fashion, A very popular show uses this style of animation called South Park.
South Park was originally going to be just made for a christmas card but proved popular to a audience they made it as a cut out animation until 1992 when it became a animation due to how long the cutout animation took to make.
We decided to make a silhouette giraffe eating a cheeseburger from a tree. we wanted to make this happen because we thought it would make a interesting story + we also thought it would make a very funny video. We're making the world the giraffe's in inordinary.
To complete this animation i had to create a figurine of a clamation. I created a blue smurf looking creature. I used a webcam camera and to stop and take pictures and eventually make it into a movie video.
Recess is a Animated TV show which aired from 1997-2001. Plus One Animation is a South Korean animation studio founded in 1991. Their most famous works include King of the Hill, Doug, and Recess.
Rugrats
Rugrats is an American animated television series created by Arlene Klasky, Gábor Csupó, and Paul Germain for Nickelodeon. The series premiered on August 11, 1991
Noddy
Fireman Sam
Fireman Sam is a children's TV show. The show was originally done in Stop Motion Animation but because the episodes took to long to create so they changed to CGI, plus CGI was easier to do.
During this lesson we had to create a video from stop motion animation. The method was we went into iStop Motion animation. We took a lot of pictures but we changed them slightly and the brain is tricked into thinking it's moving. The Video was 12 frames per second & we exported the video to a AVI then it was uploaded to our youtube channels we then took the embed code to add it too our blogs.
This production of Donald Duck was released on the 15th December 1950. Donald Duck was created by Dick Lundy, he was voiced by Clarence Nash (1934-1985) Tony Anselmo (current)Donald Duck is still going today.
Goofy in 'Motor Mania' (1950)
This production of Donald Duck was released 30th June 1950, It was the first goofy cartoon to have goofy redesigned with a lack of both floppy ears and front teeth. Goofy was created by Walt Disney.
Spiderman TV theme song (1960)
The theme song of the show has become a popular standard. The lyrics were written by Academy Award winner Paul Francis Webster, while the music was composed by Bob Harris.
Scooby Doo (1969)
The Scooby Doo TV show was created September 13, 1969 till 1973.
Tuesday, 2 October 2012
Three Early Animators
George Melies' was a French illusionist and a film-maker, His most famous work is "Trip to the Moon" which involved a group of people travelling in a spaceship to the moon to explore it, His other work was "The Impossible Voyage" which both involve space travel. He accidentally discovered stop trick, which is when something seems to dissapear and reappear somewhere else in the same scene. This is a video of George's Work:
Winsor McCay, was an American cartoonist and animator who created a comic called Little Nemo, He is most famous from his animation called "Gertie the Dinosaur" which is considered the first original character with a personality.
Here is a video of his work:
Lotte Reiniger is a silhouette animator and movie director, she made short films/movies using cutouts and pupettes. One of her famous animations is called The Adventures of Prince Achmed Which was made with carboard and thin sheets A example of her work is below:
A zoetrope is a device that produces an illusion of action from a strip of pictures that are slightly different, which appears to move The zoetrope was invented in 1834 by British mathematicianWilliam George Horner. He called it the "Daedalum," which translated to the "Wheel of Life" Persistent of vision is a series of still images that trick your mind into thinking it's moving
