GIFs
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GIF 1: 2 frames
Coffee
GIF 2: 8 frames
Dog
GIF 3: 6 frames
Repetition
GIF 4: 10 frames
Sun
GIF 5: 15 frames
Covid 19
GIF 6: 12 frames
Chocolate
GIF 7: 3 frames
Pyjamas
GIF 8: 9 frames
Lockdown
GIF 9: 5 frame
Mask
GIF 10: 20 frames
Hibernation
Title sequence
Research
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Learning/ experimenting with After Effects
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I decided to attempt to use Adobe after effects for my title sequence. So I expereimented with text and shapes by changing their opacity, scale and colour throughout the timeline. I was able to get to grips with the basics through YouTube and this experimentation. I will have to experiment further to decide if I would be able to create my whole title sequence using this software.
Deciding characters/ plot
Idea 1: Ghost
Idea 2: Banshee
Idea 3: Vampire
Idea 4: Werewolf
Development
I have chosen to use my vampire idea with the torso of a mannequin as I feel that it is the better idea and I already have a plan formed for the process of making the title sequence. I have drawn out some more frames so that I will have a better idea of the full sequence that I want to create. The blank boxes indicate where the actor/actress' names will go.
Music ideas
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Getting started
I started this with taking over 300 photos of a mannequin whilst I manueveured and poured red paint down the torso. I then put almost all of these photos into photoshop to create the main part of the video. I have included screenshots of the key frames within the video. I am going to add in the text, audio and edits in Adobe After Effects.
Choosing a font
After Effects
I used After Effects to add in an intro, actor/actress' names, outro and title. I also drew a bat in different stages of flight and added it to the outro to make it look as if it flies across the screen as the title appears.
