The video above showcases me setting up each scene to prepare for rendering, putting my final renders into premiere pro and the tweaks i made during post processing. My main focuses of this video where on preparing my animations for rendering by setting up the cameras and applying the correct render settings and applying post processing in adobe light room.

Here i am setting up the scenes of my animations to prepare them for rendering. To begin this process i altered the camera to ensure it was filming the correct areas for my each render of my animations and removed the plane object i was using as a background (as i needed it be transparent in the final render|). Next, i set up the lighting of the scene by using a HDRI sky dome, which was the most efficient way to create lighting that would produce accurate shadows and ensure my final renders look of high quality. Furthermore, i did a few test renders to ensure all my render settings where accurate, this was crucial step  as they would ensure my renders are of high quality and have a transparent background which i can experiment with in premiere pro. 

Here i am placing my final renders into premiere pro to put the together and implementing the audio back into my animations. My main focuses during this stage was ensuring the audio was in sync with my animations to ensure the mouth was reflecting what was being said throughout the audio. During this stage i experimented with a variation of backgrounds ranging from cartoon style clouds, dragon caves and stylized streets. Yet none of these produced the look and quality i desired. Finally, i decided to got for a plain background with no distractions to ensure my animation was the main focus of this stage. Furthermore, the only issue i ran into during this stage revolved around importing my stylized animation into premiere pro, yet this was quickly overcome after a discussion with my tutor where they showed me anther method of importing my animation using a folder. To finish this stage i rendered out each angle of my animation to produce an MP4 which i then placed into adobe light room to start the post processing process.