Two animatics to contribute to our group project...

 



Following on from yesterdays post about the storyboards about the Moon and Spoon symbol and the Hacienda invitation here are the animatics, this is basically where you put your still imagery in sequence and time out how long each move will take. It can be quite tricky and a process of trial and error but will give you a better indication of how long something will take to produce and also a very basic idea of how it will look.

Here's the Hacienda...

click play on both twice to view...



Here's the Moon and Spoon...




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