To practice using titles in Premiere Pro, I added each type of title to my like-for-like animatic. For the dialogue, I used the 'crawl' title but I had them remain stationary.
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Friday, 29 January 2016
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Thursday, 7 January 2016
From Script to Screen: 'Like-For-Like' Storyboard Segment - Mad Max Fury Road
For the 'like-for-like' storyboard segment I really wanted to do something from Mad Max since I've been slightly obsessed with it the last few months. For some reason, I really love it. However, I know most of the film has a lot of action, cars (which I've never drawn before) and explosions. Luckily I remembered a few scenes where there wasn't a ridiculous amount of action, one being when Immortan Joe realizes that Furiosa took his wives.
I only did a small portion of the clip as it took a while, I've never done a storyboard before so I wanted to be sure I was doing it right (I'm probably overthinking it, but I like to be sure). I really enjoyed making this as I didn't draw much since last term ended excluding a few doodles and what we've done do far this week in life drawing and character design. I found it a lot of fun figuring out what parts should be drawn and where/when there should be arrows and trying to decide what was important to be included/what could be left out. I'm not sure if I put too many details or too few but I think I got too into drawing vs making a storyboard at times. If I did anything wrong or if I should add more to it or if there's anything else I should know, feel free to comment to tell me.
I only did a small portion of the clip as it took a while, I've never done a storyboard before so I wanted to be sure I was doing it right (I'm probably overthinking it, but I like to be sure). I really enjoyed making this as I didn't draw much since last term ended excluding a few doodles and what we've done do far this week in life drawing and character design. I found it a lot of fun figuring out what parts should be drawn and where/when there should be arrows and trying to decide what was important to be included/what could be left out. I'm not sure if I put too many details or too few but I think I got too into drawing vs making a storyboard at times. If I did anything wrong or if I should add more to it or if there's anything else I should know, feel free to comment to tell me.
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