weekly commits

 

 

  I learned this week that you can take even the most simplest sounds and create some pretty cool effects.
    I hate how flashes always crashing on me and the longer and longer maternity sure becomes the slower and more time-consuming it takes to save my project and to export to quickly watch my movie in real-time.
    I like how we are using the program audacity because before I even thought of joining this class I was already using a program that I was going to need know-how and knowledge on in the future and had that upper hand in the ability to use the program that even the big shots use.
    I would love how to learn to make music in audacity and apply it to my projects.
    I think this video because it's a great tutorial on how to use audacity and Tennessee some hidden features that you might use down the road. http://youtu.be/N7BuceavV-Y



The Makings of Disney's "Frozen"

Article:
    Reading this article and watching the commercials on TV of Disney's new feature film frozen really got my attention Whysall the beautiful display of animation and background illustration in the scenery. By the looks of the Disney is diet again by making incredible feature film that will be added to the collection of Disney's fantastic display of animation. I guess in this TV show and which is one of the main characters is a strong, fearless Princess with power. And her sister is a wicked witch that controls the kingdom with her ice power. It seems like a very cool's subject which I'm very interested in watching. The CGI that appears to be in this movie must be tremendous in the article setup about 30 hours to render just one frame that's 4000 computers rendering one frame at a time that's incredible. The time and man hours that have gone into this film are just mind blowing I mean even in the article says that it took about 14 months just to get the final songs that's incredible 14 months for some songs in the movie that's just pure commitment and the love of animation and determination on their part and I applaud them for that.

Opinions:
    If you did this is going to be another Walt Disney's beautiful works of art.
    These movies that are coming out from Walt Disney with this brand-new technology and way of animation will stay with us for the years to come.

Question:
     I like to know where they find the determination to do these projects?

The five east centrals of animating creatures.

Article:
    Pixar takes pride in the way that the animated creatures. Many would say that they are in the master at adding real world strains on the way that they act. As in the article and in their movies you can just see the way that they add the correct amount of gravity and weight each individual character that they create. And in most importantly number five which would be interaction between characters is the most important part of animation if you can have two characters that don't interact with each other physically incorrectly that they wouldn't real world then you basically just have a crap movie. You really can see the time and effort that they really put in the characters especially on these little clips with in the article where when you see the normal speed and the ball down speed of this one creature you can just see the strain on the pulldown creature how he's affected by gravity and maybe another for an object pulling his body down well as the normal speed he must just be having  zero strain on his body.

Opinion:
    I think that Pixar is doing a fantastic job on the five essentials of animation I think that they really hit this out of the park.
    And I just think how they can just do it so effortlessly and this skill could take years of fine tuning in training just to have two hours of a film to be created.

Question:
    I wonder how many years it takes to master the fundamentals of animation.

Weekly Commits

     I have learned that it is very good to save many times during a project this flash will crash on you and you will lose all your stuff.
    I hate how flash crashes unexpectedly and then just decides to be like hey lost all your stuff better start doing it again.
    I would really love to learn how to create the illusion of real lightning being cast from someone. I think this video pertains to what we've been worrying about for the past week or so about physical animation and how gravity really is incorporated into a lot of animation and visual effects
    http://youtu.be/QlxUD2ttRxo

Monday Mouse Watch: How the team behind Disney's "Get A Horse!" uses breakthrough technology to create the look of a 1928 short

Article:
Walt Disney is now coming out with the "get a horse" that is using breaking technology to treat the look of a 1928 short. By stepping back and looking back in their pass they are getting the idea that they can take create a modern-day film short and give it the look if an 1928 in 2013. This is really impressive even though many might think that it's easy just to slap the film into black-and-white but you really have to get that 1928 feel with the type of motion animation and style of drawing that they had back then that it seems today that we come on in  touch with it.
Opinions:
    I think that this is a great idea to give the New World a taste of it's past.
    Think that even though it seems easy it can be really hard which the article proves that it's not that easy just to slap some black-and-white on old TV show.
Question:
    I wonder if many people are going to see this it since it's in black-and-white?!?