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Syed Anisah Final Previsualization Panel Responses December 19, 2008 Anisah Syed Final Previsualization Panel Responses December 19, 2008 Anisah Syed Final Previsualization Panel Responses December 19, 2008 Gavins Reply Gavin basically repeated the same things Patricia noted. In addition, he wanted the story to be slightly clearer. After explaining the story to himself during the last previz defense, however,...
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Syed Anisah Final Previsualization Panel Responses December 19, 2008
Anisah Syed Final Previsualization Panel Responses December 19, 2008
Anisah Syed Final Previsualization Panel Responses December 19, 2008
Gavins Reply
Gavin basically repeated the same things Patricia noted. In addition, he wanted the story to be slightly clearer. After explaining the story to himself during the last previz defense, however, he understood and wanted the characters intent to be clarified. I thought their character development was enough for this one minute piece. I tried to further it on one occasion, but there was too many things happening in a short span that my audience became confused. Therefore, the actions of the characters, which define their intents and motives, will remain the same.
Anisah Syed Final Previsualization Panel Responses December 19, 2008
Anisah Syed Final Previsualization Panel Responses December 19, 2008
Anisah Syed Final Previsualization Panel Responses December 19, 2008
Myless Reply
Myles gave a lot of feedback about my sound effects. thought Even this animatic had scratch sound and many clips were not for the right elements (Ie- the sound of plastic hitting the ground was off), I understood that the sound effects needed to be more authentic to elevate the aesthetics of sound.
Anisah Syed Final Previsualization Panel Responses December 19, 2008
Anisah Syed Final Previsualization Panel Responses December 19, 2008
Anisah Syed Final Previsualization Panel Responses December 19, 2008
Patricias reply
For the last thesis previsualization review, Patricia commented that I needed to put my animatic into 3D. In addition, she wanted me to have my models built and r...
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