Animation Planning!

My Aperture.

This has a small f-stop, because only myself is in focus and the rest of the  background is not focused.

These are my five favourite photos of my group recreating Aperture:)

This is large f-stop.

This has a small f-stop.

This has a large f -stop.

Aperture

Aperture means the depth of field thats being used in a photo. The bigger the F number the bigger depth of field. The smaller the F number the smaller the depth in field. For example taking a picture of an object and the background is blurred the shallower the depth of field and if the whole focus the deeper the depth of field. 

My Attempt At Recreating The Artist Work.

My Favourite Artist For Macro Shots.

I have chosen two artist to research, Kurt Moses & Mike Stimpson. The reason I have chosen these two artists is because I feel like that they are the best people who have have done the Macro shots the best. 

I feel like Kurt Moses is my main favourite because he recreates photos that people would actually do, here are some examples:

Also these are very interesting to look at and it looks like a lot of time and effort has gone into his work. 

Then there is Mike Stimpson. I still like his work but not as much as I like Kurt's. I like Mikes photos because it has a good atmosphere and i just really like looking at them.

Our version of the Macro & Miniatures.

Macro & Miniatures.

I have chosen these photos because I really like how realistic and imaginative (at the same time) they  are. This artist is so original and there is no other work done like this.  Also these images are cool.

Research.

What is the story about?

The story is about a car trying to get away from a police car.

This was created by taking 1000 photos and then they collide to one and it looks like a video.

They haves

They have used a variety of camera shots such as long shots, close ups, birds eye view, deep voices and shallow focus.

The animation is very interesting and successful.

Shot Type and Angles.

Mid Shot.                                                                Long Shot.



     
High Angle











Low shot.



Shallow Focus.



Two Shot

Establishing shot.

Composition±

Composition!

The rule of third is applied by guid lines.  To do that you use lines that you split into 3 sections. Basically imagine breaking an image down into thirds (both horizontally and vertically) so you have nine parts as you see.

  Examples..

Stop Motion - Animation!

LO;
To identify and breakdown the components of animations and incorporate this into your own stop-motion piece.


I like the stop motions that are drawn freely and are cartoon like, and they also have a story.