Synaesthesia
Here is the schedule that I have come up with for the Synaesthesia project, which I joined as an Animator on the 12th April 2012. So far, I have 10 shots to do in only seven weeks, so I need to plan each stage carefully and efficiently.Week | Dates | Planned progress |
This should give us 3 weeks to focus compositing and editing. We intend to render out each shot as and when they are completed.
Cat and Rat (now abandoned)
Here is the schedule that I came up with for the project, Cat and Rat: The Legend of the Chinese Zodiac, along with all the necessary deadlines. I organised it so that it fit with every other team member's schedule. Unfortunately, this project has since been abandoned due to the large number of technical issues that we encountered and that hindered our progress.Week | Dates | Planned progress |
7 | 13/02/12 | Decide as a group who animates each shot. |
8 | 20/02/12 | Prepare for animation; sketch key poses and record oneself in the various poses, where possible. Otherwise, use archived footage of relevant animals as reference. |
9 | 27/02/12 | FORMATIVE |
10 | 05/03/12 |
Receive scene files with cameras set up and models imported, ready to be animated.
Block out animation for the shots that I have been designated in Maya |
11 | Holiday | Animated inbetween and breakdown poses for each shot |
12 | 09/04/12 | Look through animations; improve and refine poses |
13 | 16/04/12 | Send playblasts to Lily for approval |
14 | 23/04/12 | Send fully animated scenes to James for rendering |
15 | 30/04/12 | Start compositing scenes; get in touch with a sound designer |
16 | 07/04/12 | Editing the composited footage (I might be in Stuttgart this week) |
17 | 14/05/12 | Editing the composited footage together |
18 | 21/05/12 |
Apply sound effects
Apply credits to film
Encode video correctly as per Ravensbourne 2012 Technical Standards for Programme Delivery |
19 | May 25th | Hand in |