I think this idea is a bit better then the first as the surroundings are clearer to understand. Its also more comical then the idea you told me about before which is another good point since we are only creating a minute long animation. What i think you should do now though is start to look into camera angles.
- Names and uses of specific camera angles and shots: - Pan - Tilt - Zooms/Close-Ups - High and low angle shots
These are just a few which you might find useful for your animation.
* For example a Pan is a horizontal shot used to look over a landscape from one side to the other. It is also used in films when the camera is following someone & etc. For your script you would use this shot in the 3rd paragraph when looking to the people waiting to be served.
I think this idea is a bit better then the first as the surroundings are clearer to understand. Its also more comical then the idea you told me about before which is another good point since we are only creating a minute long animation.
ReplyDeleteWhat i think you should do now though is start to look into camera angles.
- Names and uses of specific camera angles and shots:
- Pan
- Tilt
- Zooms/Close-Ups
- High and low angle shots
These are just a few which you might find useful for your animation.
* For example a Pan is a horizontal shot used to look over a landscape from one side to the other. It is also used in films when the camera is following someone & etc. For your script you would use this shot in the 3rd paragraph when looking to the people waiting to be served.
Hope this helps a bit. :)
Thanks, man.
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