DTV 2???

I'm trying to come up with ideas for a sequel to my 2010 Degree Project film, DTV. I want to start script writing and storyboarding it in the near future. I think it'll be super fun!

I really need to officially post the process work of DTV 1 on here from my Degree Project blog... In retrospect, creating an alternate blog for my film was not the greatest idea... I'll have to get on top of that...

Also, I'm trying to work on style tests because I want the second film to have a different look and feel as well as more control, (ie: getting rid of a lot technical problems from the first film).

This is the first style test I did and I'm not all to fond of it... I don't like how Flash registers my lines, however, I learned that I could change the the settings in Flash to not alter your pencil strokes. That style test is in the post above.

Making a new animation... :O

I originally wanted to create this animation back in 2009 for my Senior Animation Degree Project, but was urged not to, as I was told that most animation companies would not be interested in hiring me after seeing it because, "Everyone does animations about robots" and it's nothing new.

:(

So, I created DTV instead... And I while I'm proud of myself for getting though a such difficult & aggravating project, and learned a lot from working on it, I'm generally dissatisfied with the animation and wish it could have been better.

Anyway, a couple of months ago I showed to my original pitch idea to my animation advisor and he loved the idea. So, we decided that during my last semester I could finally animate my first DP idea as an independent study.

The animatic uses most of the original audio from my 2009 pitch. My advisor thought it might be a fun idea to make a full animation using the original audio as a narration. Why not? :)



Hopefully this will be done by the end of April this year, but I doubt it... I will be graduating soon after all... :)

DTV Blog Update 11-28-09

Please visit my DTV- Degree Project Blog, for it has been updated!

The Awesome Chair commands it!