Preparation for animation
I began by writing a script and then story boarding my idea what I came up with was
the box was to symbolise a fly and buzz around the screen and whatever the person did to try and kill it wouldn't work because swatting it and pounding it he would always miss, I found it a good idea at the end to have the box laugh because that's what I would imagine a fly is doing when ware hovering round missing with every strike we take.
I began taking photographs of the movements for each scene,
this is them below.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgHlw3ZCk5XIM3b_KuwgEcPP1bRWhjU86fhheUeWuLhaVZhKUbAz-jf4KfD9JE80C5nEx5Rb1Qk7KAcSBt5vCrlroTCHEA1tDpqy3FwDqTgOwOm64hvOC3Kg-CLrGJhNesBJcKoRwGE9-o/s1600/SAM_0467.JPG)
From these photographs I then created my outlined drawings
scanned them into the computer
and edited them in photoshop these are the drawings.
From these photographs I then created my outlined drawings
scanned them into the computer
and edited them in photoshop these are the drawings.
once I had all that done I then brought all my images into adobe flash
and created my movements with the use of motion tweens
after some ups and downs I then exported my animation and brought it
into abode premiere pro
and added everything together and added audio this is the final result
Daniel, would be nice to see some contextual visuals and read a little about your concept or reasons for choosing your subject matter. Also, I'd suggest checking out online various tutorials for a technique called 'Image Trace' in Adobe Illustrator. You may find it very useful for achieving these type of results in the future.
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