Research: Projection mapping
Research: The theme
Research: Look and feel
Research: Narrative
Full research presentation
Creative: Sketches and storyboard
Creative: Animation and asset creation
Creative: Audio
Creative: Developed submission
Work experience: Process, refinement, filming and 3D
Evaluation and final show •
Using a combination of assets already created by West End and personally modelled assets I supported them by developing the children's 3D bedroom.
Moving forward with initial creative I began developing animated scenes and sequencing the full projection in line with the developed audio files.
The audio applied to my animated elements is largely compiled through royalty free SFX and Christmas like jingles. Some additional SFX were recorded by myself. The aim here is to compliment the previously created sequences but synchronising audio and visual.
Having explored an initial narrative and visual concept I began thinking about the most efficient method of production.
This stage explore early narratives, sketches and storyboards which will support the developed animation.
I aim to develop my animation in a way that the narrative leads. At this stage in my research I explore a series of film narratives around Christmas, quest and adventure plots.
In this stage of research I aim to keep alternative routes open while considering my technical abilities and restrictions surrounding the projected output.
Initial research into themes exploring the emotions and atmosphere that surrounds Christmas. Developing visual and audio moodboads.
Initial research into projection mapping and light shows. Exploring examples of early origins, what works and what doesn't work in terms of technical requirements and choice of visual execution.