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Wednesday Zoom class meetings @ 11:30am: 6/3
Pixar in a Box: Unit 1-The Art of Storytelling
Pixar in a Box: Unit 1-The Art of Storytelling
- Watch: Introduction to storytelling
- Watch: Your unique perspective
- Complete Activity 1 and answer on a Seesaw Note (A and B only)
- Watch: Your favorite stories
- Complete Activity 2 and answer on a Seesaw Note (A, B, and C)
The Art of Storytelling
The Art of Storytelling
- Complete Activity 3 after watching the "What if..." video
- Copy and paste questions in Activity 3 to a Seesaw note and answer them
- Watch: World and Character
- Complete Activity 4 - add questions to a Seesaw Note and answer
The Art of Storytelling: Character
- Watch this introduction
- Complete Step 1 of the Warm Up activity (skip Step 2)-add questions to a Seesaw Note and answer
- Internal vs External Features
- Complete ALL of Activity 1 (use a Seesaw Note)
Character
Character
- Watch Wants vs Needs
- Complete Activity 2 afterwards (add Qs and answer on a Seesaw Note)
Characters
Characters
- Watch the video about Obstacles
- Complete Activity 3 by copying and pasting to a Seesaw Note and answering the questions
- Watch the video about Character Arc
- Complete Activity 4 by copying and pasting to a different Seesaw Note and answering the questions
- Watch the video about Stakes
- Complete Activity 5 by copying and pasting to a different Seesaw Note and answering the questions
Pixar in a Box: Character Modeling
- Finish all of Lesson 1: Introduction to Subdivision Surfaces
- Add the following responses to Seesaw--->
- Interactive: Split and average (screenshot)
- Practice: Subdivision (screenshot a score of at least 80% or higher)
- Interactive: Build your own shape (actually, build this): Nike Swoosh
4. Interactive: Subdivision in 3D (screenshot of a hand)
5. Practice: Subdivision in 3D (screenshot a score of at least 80% or higher)
6. Getting to know Alonso Martinez (Note)
- What two skills, combined, did he discover help with job stability?
- What was the name of his short film?
- What does he like to do for fun?
Rigging
ixar in a Box: Animation
Complete the Introduction and turn in the following exercises to Seesaw:
- Straight Ahead Animation - Quicktime screen recording of ball animation
- Animation with linear interpolation - See if you can make a convincing ball bouncing animation using linear interpolation (Quicktime screen recording)
- Animation with Bezier curves - Quicktime screen recording
- Squash and stretch animation with Bezier curves - Quicktime screen recording
- Animation 101 - Screenshot a score of 86% or better
- Getting to know Rob Jensen - Copy and paste questions below and answer then on a Seesaw Note
- What did he see that inspired him?
- What did he study in college?
- Where did he really learn to animate?
- Save your animation - Post a video of your animation (Quicktime) and in the caption, copy and paste the js code that goes with the animation
- Make the ball bounce
- Make the ball look heavy
- Make it look like a water balloon
- Make it look happy?
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