3D animation for the first part of the last part

Ideas for digital studio presentation

Animation in documentaries, documentary filmmakers

http://www.indiewire.com/article/are-graphics-and-animation-revolutionizing-documentaries

http://www.documentary.org/magazine/when-docs-get-graphic-animation-meets-actuality

Dustin Grella

http://www.dustystudio.com/159210/projects

https://www.shortoftheweek.com/2014/05/23/the-beast-inside/

Michel Gondry's documentary about Chomsky

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Is_the_Man_Who_Is_Tall_Happy%3F

tales of mere existence

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4P785j15Tzk

Part 1 and 2 rendered...

Finally the first and second parts are rendered. Now i can move on to the third part, which is more of a challenge. And after that, animate in 2D. I feel I'm going in a good pace, I'm excited!

Should I move the titlen to be after the first vignette? im not sure right now

Breaking the piñata

I managed to separate my character in parts while still be able to animate her as a whole. It's pretty neat, i didn't know i could do that! I'm now ready to animate the third and last vignette, which will only leave the 2D parts to animate

Vig01 partially rendered

Starting to sum the parts...

Render playblasts for vignette1 + vignette 2

New year, two vignettes to go

On this Spring semester i will complete the two vignettes that I have left for the shortfilm, following this plan:

3D animation of  Vignette 1:
-1 - close up to eye
-2 - three details of body
-3 - showing the whole body

Render

Cut character into pieces

3D animation Vignette 3:
-1 - finding a light
-2 - piñata being hit harder, she starts falling apart
-3 - pieces of the character rolling inside

Render

2d animation
- Intro
- piñata moving
- kid hitting piñata

Compositing and editing