Choose one shot from your Shot Breakdown and create a finished animation with it (fully colored, all applicable effects, etc.). If you are using 2D puppets, then alternatively you can create a walk cycle or simple acting test with 1 finished puppet as a test of concept.
The purpose of this test is to check and see how long does it realistically take to complete one shot in your chosen style, ideally with enough time to make changes if the style ends up being impractical to work with.
Monday, October 12, 2020
Sunday, October 11, 2020
Production Checkpoint I: Shot List
Create a list of all of the shots in your production, along with any details you need to help keep track of what is needed. This document will serve as a guide to help you see the full scope of your project, what's needed, what you may need outside help with, and what shots may be easy/notably cumbersome, etc.
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