Poster Concept Development
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Overview of the Project
Overview of the Project
When the device is pointed at a poster, the poster image renders as a video animation that is mapped over the poster image. The video animation will integrate text, arrows, and audio in way that vision and hearing impaired persons can engage (reference the Universal Design page of this site)
Animation Sequence
Animation Sequence
The original poster image will be diagrammatically described, The description will include a breakdown of the character's traits and/or situations as they initially appear.
Then the animation will transform the character's traits and/or situations into a new version. Students will style match their alternative version to the original version that they choose. The transformed poster will also be diagrammatically described with animated text, arrows, and audio.
The animation will freeze on the last frame. This will allow reading time for deaf persons.
The animation will be restarted by pointing the device away then back at the poster
Concept Document Instructions
Concept Document Instructions
Embed an image of the Media you will be re-imagining and style-matching
Embed an image of the Media you will be re-imagining and style-matching
Example:
Create a 1 - 2 Sentence Log Line
Create a 1 - 2 Sentence Log Line
Example:
"In this AR alternative unreality an Archie Comic cover featuring Betty and Veronica fighting over Archie will transform into Betty, Veronica, and Archie all competing ferociously in a science fair as equals."
Research:
List your Production methods
List your Production methods
Example (your software may be different):
Imaging Software: Photoshop
Layout Software: Animate
Animation Software: Animate
Sound Design Software: Protools and Audition
Create Methodical Breakdown of the Existing Design That You Will Be Style Matching To.
Create Methodical Breakdown of the Existing Design That You Will Be Style Matching To.
Example:
Overall style: Retro
Background: Solid yellow fill
Line: Variable stroke - medium width
Color: Basic primary and secondary with generous area of black and gray
CharacterProportions: Slightly exaggerated
Level of detail: very low
Surface: Mostly Flat fill
Lighting: None
Attitude:High drama
Create Storyboard Sketches
Create Storyboard Sketches
There are 2 versions:
Google Slides (Create images in Photoshop, then import into slides)
Adobe Animate (Create images directly in Animate)
Include strategies and notes for Accessible or Universal Design. Click the links below for guidance:
Digram Examples
Digram Examples
Below are just a few examples of how artists have diagrammed character traits. This is not meant to be an exhausted list of ways to do it. Your diagrams will need to be much simpler (addressing fewer traits) in order to fit the animation within the time limit of 10-20 seconds.
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