A train to no where (Side project)

This is a Motion Go group project with four others people; well seven if you count the guy who made the music, the one who we took the script off of and are group leader Sera.

We wanted to make an animation that used all of are talents of animation together in one. We started off great by planing, discussing and all around having high hopes for everything that we were doing, we all had great ideas and we were combining them perfectly with each others.

After a few weeks of one a week meeting up for planing; we went out to film places, people and trains in Manchester to use as background footage to rotoscope over, the day went off great and we got everything and more that we needed.

when we got back the next week to meet up we organised the whole project in to scenes as such

The following week everyone had started there scenes and it was going great; Sera even made us a posters and put  them up around the campus.

At this stage of the project we were all doing great but are deadlines for a uni project were coming up and we needed to focus on it so decided to take meet up after the deadline to continue but by that stage we had lost most of the motivation for the project and we had a client that wanted us to do a project for there store so we put it on hold for a while.

The project has been on hold ever since and were meeting shortly to decide if it well be finished at all or to leave it and call it a proposal for one so that we can us it on our CV's.

Here is the recordings of the work I've done so far, unfortunately two out of six of these got corrupted and the last one is half way corrupt so it flashes weirdly for some reason.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5raNU27yiXk&feature=youtu.be

Sara: Data about myself

For this we were making charts and images that would go with pretty much any information, I already knew most of the stuff but I found that way we hind the two line at the start very useful and I'll be using it a lot in the future. 

Sara: The north of England

In this class we learned how to make transition between two levels of drawings.

Jay: 3D Logo

We made a 3D logo in C4D using adobe Illustrator.

Nick: Letters and ways to do them

We got given a letter and told to design it to be cut out. After the first attempt I got more of a hang of what I wanted to do, for the "o" I cut different sizes and lightly painted each one more as I got closer to the middle.

Nick: A picture and a word

For this we cut out and an image that we make; painted over it on to a page to show the image and than did the same with the text but on the same page.