For part of or
pre-production work, we had an animation work shop with a professional called
Mark Charlton. For the first part of the day, we worked on 5 different stations
that all included different parts of animation. On one of the stations we did
traditional animation (hand drawn animation), this animation is where the
individual frames are taken of drawings, these are then moved slightly and
another frame is taken, when played back it creates the illusion of movement.
We also did object animation, this is where small objects are placed and moved
with individual frames being taken, played back it looks like the objects are
moving in stop-motion animation. We did model animation also, this is animation
of the live-action world, and you can animate someone walking, jumping or
spinning, in a real life atmosphere. Graphic animation was used to create
splashes of paint. With stop-animation we also created a flip book by drawing a
start of a picture and on each drawing added a part of the drawing, we took a frame
of each picture, then when played back it creates a flip book, this is a quick
and easy way to create one. After we tried out these different stations, we
went in small groups to create a music video to a song; we decided to use
traditional animation (hand drawn animation) to create this. We picked the
track LMFAO – Party Rock Anthem and for our storyline we decided to have paint splashing
and lights flashing along with the beat, along with cartoon characters “partying”
in a club. We based the storyline mostly on the lyrics and the music beat.
This is our music video that we created, we didn't have enough time to finish the whole song.
Examples of music videos which use animation are Golden Thread by Passenger and Somebody that I used to know by Gotye
Some screenshots from Golden Thread by Passenger:
This music video is calm and gentle with new animations being added in throughout the video.
Some screenshots from Somebody that I used to know by Gotye:
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