Video & Sound Production - Final Project

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15/05/24 - 24/07/24 (Week 4 - Week 14)
Andrea Choo Qin Hui (0366959)
Video & Sound Production / Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media
Final Project : Stop Motion

INSTRUCTIONS


LECTURES

All lectures are completed in Exercises, Project 1 & Project 2 

EXERCISES

Final Project - Stop Motion

            Once again, I teamed up with Aidi for the Final Project. We thought of multiple ideas 
            for the stop motion, but we ended up with wanting to recreate a scene from Jujutsu 
            Kaisen or just an idea about not smoking (initially). 

Figure 1.1 Storyboard for No Smoking (Idea 1)


Figure 1.2 Storyboard for Jujustu Kaisen Remake Scene Pt. 1 (Idea 2)


Figure 1.3 Storyboard for Jujustu Kaisen Remake Scene Pt. 2 (Idea 2)

            After receiving feedback on our proposal from Mr. Martin, he had advised us to choose a
            another scene that doesn't only have dialogue in it. Aidi and I brainstormed on what we
            could do and we ended up with a fighting scene from Jujutsu Kaisen as well. 

Figure 1.4 Storyboard for Jujustu Kaisen Remake Scene (Idea 3)

            While we were filming it, we discovered that it was difficult for us to redo the poses as 
            Aidi made us clay models for this project. Ultimately, we decided to scrap the idea and 
            just think of something else on the spot. 

            Eventually, we came up with a simple break up story. (Love's end, Cat's start)

Figure 1.5 Storyboard for Love's end, Cat's Start (Idea 4)


Figure 1.6 Images for Stop Motion


Figure 1.7 Audios Used


Figure 1.8 Voice Over Audios


Final Project Submission - Stop Motion

Figure 2.1 Final Project : Stop Motion (Love's end, Cat's start)


Figure 2.2 Final Project : Stop Motion Proposal

REFLECTIONS

Experience: We had no idea what we were doing most of the time and when we were recording audio for the voice over, we kept laughing. It was a really fun experience in my opinion. 

Observations: We spent way too much money on this project, around a total on 50 ringgit and in the end most of the things we bought we didn't even use. 

Findings: You must have patience to film a stop motion animation and it takes multiple pictures and shots to get the animation going in the way you want it to. Not only that, you must have good teamwork for it since I paired up with Aidi, the process was way easier as one can hold the camera to take pictures, the other can move the figurine. 


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