Friday, 16 April 2010

Unit 05- Storyboard Animatic- The Ecstatic Peppermilllll....

Yes, I am back home, and fortunately I could make it just before the dark cloud from Iceland hit the UK. ( one more plane and I wouldnt be here). Anyway, after resting, I decided to carry on with the animation as well as with putting together my storyboard.
Unfortunately, maybe is a bit late, but I had everything planned from the beginning, I just wasnt able to access a scanner.

So here is my animatic:




I finally chose the song and it went well as it matches really well the actions and the animation in general.



[EDIT]

Yesterday, it was already a bit late when I posted this and I forgot to add the drawings that later were put together to form the storyboard.

About the Animatic, The time is quite right, but some tweaks will be essential, and some other gags are added. As the Pepper mill will be Esctatic instead of static. So I opted for a fast pace jumping for his movement, which will create a comedic effect to the character and I think it will fit well.

Finally, I would like to inform I have already 25 secs of my animation so I ll take the day to do some more and later continue the essay.

15 comments:

tutorphil said...

Hey Rubes - pleased you made it back okay! Watched 2012 a few nights back - what a stinker! - though, you can't beat images of wholesale destruction - but the bloody dog! :-( Anyway - just like in that movie, your plane must have just escaped the ash-cloud... or should that be 'pepper cloud'?

I'm not going to pick holes in your animatic as it's clear you're already committed in terms of drawing; fortunately, the animatic + music has lots of charm and potential, so just keep going and best of luck - and the Bill Plympton influence is clear!

See you next week!

Yolantele said...

The animatic looks so promissing :) Good work and cant wait to see the real deal after a week! :) Good luck in drawing

tutorphil said...

25 secs... you did have a holiday, right? ;-)

Ruben Martins said...

not much, but I enjoyed the time there. going out in the morning and working up to 2 am. :)

Ruben Martins said...

My girlfriend's family want to know what I was doing all that time there, so I have to excel lol.... but indeed a relaxing/ working time...

and also found a new passion for plants, they are so cool, my girlfriend's mum packed 3 to bring :)!

Adam Bailey said...

Nice stuff Ruben, you should be proud of it ;) see you next week.

Ruben Martins said...

Thanks Adam Bailey and Jolanta for the positive feedback, hopefully the animation will excel the animatic.

Charlotte said...

Good to hear you made it back before the dark cloud. Animatic looks good :). What's the song played through out the animatic? Because I recognise but can never remember what its called.

tutorphil said...

plants ARE cool!

I have one of these in my bathroom.... :-)

http://www.ubcbotanicalgarden.org/potd/2006/11/nepenthes_alata_1.php

Ruben Martins said...

@ Lev
thanks , and the song is funiculi funicula by Mario Lanza

@Phil
that is a really weird looking plant, does it get well with the weather, being a tropical plant?>

Charlotte said...

Thanks and wow....that is an interesting looking plant O_O

tutorphil said...

it's an insect-eater - and it only lives outside in the summer - but out of full sun - one day, when I have a huge conservatory, I'll grow one of these...

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/6257049

Tom Beg said...

Now that is Freudian!

tutorphil said...

Indeed it is! :-) Really, the nepenthes family are truly incredible and bizarre; the pods themselves would give Giger a run for his money; currently, on the 'Nepenthes alata' in my bathroom there's a pod that's over 7 inches in length, and it's filled with corrosive fluid for the digestion of insects... I've also got a few varieties of these...

http://www.moplants.com/gallery2/v/Tropicalia/bog+pitcher+plant.jpg.html

(Sorry, Rubes - quite why I'm littering your blog with horticultural horrors is anyone's guess - I'll stop it now!)

Ruben Martins said...

is not a problem, I quite like all this conversation im finding stuff never heard before.


interesting looking plants