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on May 13, 2018

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Changing Concepts

This was going to be the opening scene for my 30 second experimental project. However I have plans for the films overall appearance to be changed. The reason for this is so the film won't be affected by timing constraints and also production will be cheaper. The new film will be made out of corn from a packet of microwave popcorn. Below is a brief glimpse of the new production being put into place. Pop corn was not only chosen for budget cuts, but it will also fit in with my plan for the E4 esting project. The overall piece will be created with popcorn, however the idea of the cut out bird will be included at some stage of the experimental animated film.

CP Narrative Word and Image - Narrative Map research

My narrative map for this project will be on Toy Story 3. The reason for choice is because it is relate able to my medium, it is an in depth story with a conclusion to Andy and the toys, and it can be used for future projects as a reference. I have discovered a diagram which indicates all elements within a narrative effectively, and assists me where to put each part of the story within the art piece. https://amgrade8.commons.hwdsb.on.ca/2015/12/08/elements-of-a-narrative/

Single Renders of my Recent Project

Below are single renders of background props for Christopher Phairs film Compliments to the Chef. Mallet and Bell Game and below are numerous development shots of meshs and assets. base bell column staircase Perspective View mallet object Balloon Hit and Miss Stand Under stand Tyre Bottom mainframe for the stall fortune teller booth Knife throwing board Knife skittles and bottles set stool

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