breathe life into a simple line, giving a sense of emotion to its actions, without using any props, but making effective use of timing, arcs, anticipation, line of action, and other principles covered in class.
Criteria for Line Alive review and
grading:
• 10
seconds shot on twos at 30 fps, h264-compressed Quicktime movie? framed for 10
field? On animation-size paper?
• line
is a mass drawn in chalk pastel and not a contour? Thick and thin?
• story
clear: line transitions from one mood to another clearly? Is it alive?
• use
of squash and stretch, anticipation, line of action, arcs, anticipation,
secondary action, speed changes via spacing? Is the line flexible and
believably alive?
• does
the sequence make use of more than just the frame: are there exits and
entrances?
• no
symbols, icons, background, or other props used.
student examples
• meghan luna
• james mcmullen
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