Animation Ideation – September 6, 2013
Follow ups:
Concept art – Cheryl, Melanie, Heather
Story – Heather
Temple Square – stock photos - ?
3D tests – Stephen – started building temple
Water color samples Posted to dropbox – Melanie – will post
when project folder is created.
Wise Guy boards posted to dropbox – Travis– will post when
project folder is created.
Make sure everyone has dropbox access – Travis – still needs
to do
“Wise Guy” backgrounds – Jonathan – work done and reviewed.
Agenda:
Christmas Lights Project:
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discuss the story line of the animation
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go over details of the process
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how much time, and how many people will this
take?
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Set up working folder
Review purpose of “The Creative Think Machine”
Review the use of “The Animation Underground” blog / site.
Wise Guy Project
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What the next steps are
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Set up working folder
Minutes:
Talk about Temple square lights, Story Ideas:
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following lights in SLC to Temple Square
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brainstorm imagery, Kristus
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avoid complicating story
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just show scenes from temple square
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Tinkerbelle lights the lights
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lights turn to stars, stars reveal nativity
Temple square lights process
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3d work - 1
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paint texture work
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storyboards / animatic - 1
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color tests
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2D vs. 3D, prefer to keep in 3D, but lets
explore options
Temple square lights budget:
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need script before we solidify budget
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if funded could be created within 2 months
(right number of people)
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Work with artists to create list of all parts to
budget for
The Wise Guy - needs
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Storyboards /animatic – Need to be refined
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concept art – Jonathan had some, still need more
Assignments:
Make sure everyone has dropbox access – Travis
Follow up with Emily - ?
Write up budget for Temple square project– Travis (Joe)
Temple Square Lights Script – Heather
3D R and D, Temple Square Lights– Tim and Stephen
Concept Art / Style Guide – Melanie and Cheryl (look at Jon
Klassen’s artwork)
2D experiments - Nick
Setup working folders - Travis
Post light test to blog – Cheryl
Post concept art to blog – Jonathan
Wise Guy Storyboards and Animatic – Jonathan / Travis
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