Paint Splashing scene

Here's a rough version of the shot where the bad guy splashes paint on a painting. I may hold the end or beginning a little longer, not sure yet, but at least I have something to look at in the mean time. Once I get the backdrop in there I may re-size the characters. Not sure really, I'm just thinking out loud.

Grad animatic + sound

Here's my grad presentation animation. Nothing too different, but with some sound unlike the one I put here before.

Animatic with some rough animation

I decided to try and piece together an animatic with some of my rough animation, just to see how things were shaping up. There's no sound yet, but I'll try to get some soon.

Overall, it's looking pretty close to how it did when there were no moving pictures. I just need to hold some shots longer, and that's not too big a concern for me. I also realize it moves a lot faster than my old animatic, and that's due to there being less holds. Some of the action is a bit faster than I anticipated as well.

I'm not worried, but I'm definitely keeping things in the back of my mind for later.

Animatic + rough animation from Tyler Sandifer on Vimeo.

Hallway explosion: rough cut

Last week I lost a couple shots that I clearly remember saving, but for whatever reason vanished into the ether of the computer. I ended up having to do them again, but they look better than they did before, so I guess it's all okay in the end. Anyway, I took those shots and put them with the hallway blast I did last week as well.

I'm glad I'm getting more shots done in order now, because I can see how they play off one another and see if I need to hold anything. I think I may add a bit to the shot where the flames consume the bad guy, and I think I'll hold on the main character a little longer too (maybe a quarter of a second or so, just enough to let it register in the audiences mind). I should also point out this isn't how the scene will look in the final movie. The order I have it in in my animatic is the same, I just don't have those shots in the middle yet.

Phew! Well, now that you've climbed this wall of text please take a look at the scene. As always, questions and comments are appreciated. Oh, and you may want to go right to Youtube instead of playing it here.