Category Archives: Design for narrative structure, film language and animation

Presentation Transcript of the Presentation I’m going to give a talk about the fusion of comic-book visual language in 3D animation which will focus on the case of Spider Man: Into the Spider Verse. I thought it would be useful … Continue reading →

Fusion of comic-book visual language in 3D animationThe cases of Spider Man: Into the Spider Verse OUTLINE Definition and Introduction Background of Comic-book Style Visual Expression Change frame rate Abandon motion blur Use chromatic dispersion to create depth of field … Continue reading →

Character and set development for use in end product (how the character and set is going to be used and how the design has been influenced by this in the development process.) Character development 1 . How to develop a … Continue reading →

We had a class on critical thinking and academic writing this week, and I took some screen shots of what I thought were important. analyzing summarizing synthesizing reasoning appraising Critical Thinking in Writing Advancing a thesis Issues involved in advancing … Continue reading →

Story arcs Story circle 1 . character in comfort zone Five emotions live in the “brain control room” of Riley, a Minnesota girl who has a happy childhood under joy’s control. 2 . want and desire something Joy hopes sadness … Continue reading →

The main story arcs Story Circle character in comfort zone want and desire something enter a strange situation adapt to it get what they want heavy price to pay go back to what they’re familiar with change Jokes are structured: … Continue reading →

Mise-en-scence Film “mise-en-scence” is subdivided into cast scheduling, camera scheduling and film scene scheduling. Cast scheduling Lateral scheduling: the actor moves horizontally from the left or right side of the shot. Forward or backward scheduling: the actor moves forward or … Continue reading →

1 . politics affecting media • Games “Tom Clancy’s The Division 2“ Condelius explained: “for example, Tom Clancy’s The Division 2, its game background is a dystopian future. There are many interpretations that this is the trend of our current … Continue reading →

Part 1 Film Language This week, I learned more about film language through a series of movie introduction videos – how to make movies, which includes “how to Speak Movie Part 1: The Camera”, “How to Speak Movie Part 2: … Continue reading →