We are having consultations on alternate days so, so my consultation days will be on Wednesday and Friday. During lesson today, we had to do a Gantt chart to list out all the stuffs we need and put it to schedule so that we can keep track of our progress and not miss out on anything or spent too much time on certain stuffs amidst all the rush.
The Gantt chart has to list out specifically all the details of the dates and every aspect of the process be listed down. Some include the audio, the scenes, colouring, compilation, editing and much more.
These helps us to view the whole process more realistically and also helps you be more organized in your time management.
Alan also explained to us that breaking down our animation scenes will help in the long run. By breaking down, we can see the scenes that are harder or simpler and we should start from the simple scenes first so as to boost our confidence to continue on. This way, a clearer image of how the animation should look will also be revealed. From there, we move onto the hardest scene as the start and ending scene leaves the most impact on the viewers and so a good job should come out of it just in case we run out of time or if we die down in the later part.
Throughout the story, the visuals should be able to convey the message, and this should not be limited by the scenes itself so that if the clients were to ask for a change, the story should still be able to tell what it had initially wanted to.
This is a very realistic and useful tip I have never thought of before, I guess I have to make a lot of changes to my storyboards.
That’s all for today. I will be having my next consultation on Friday.
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