Category Archives: VCD 302 – Motion

BLOG TOPIC 5 – VCD302 Motion Design How I began the process The define and research stages Majority of the brainstorming and the preliminary research I had done for this project can been seen in my previous blog post ‘Pitching my animation!‘. Ideate To start the ideation stage (Ambrose & Harris 2009, p. 48), IContinue reading “My animation progress!”

BLOG TOPIC 6 – VCD302 Motion Design Technical achievement Some of the more complex techniques that I had learnt and achieved were the wave warp effect, the mirror effect, and the 3D layer tool. I go further into this development of skills in my previous blog post. Implementation of motion design fundamentals and where did itContinue reading “DESIGN ANALYSIS AND REFLECTION”

BLOG TOPIC 4 – VCD302 Motion Design My project This Project will be an animation styled infographic that visually communicates the destruction of the natural world.The animation will feature an audio created by the ‘World Economic Forum‘ that has world-renowned environmental advocates like David Attenborough and Greta Thunberg. The animation will link to what theyContinue reading “Pitching my animation!”

BLOG TOPIC 3 – VCD302 Motion Design Technical achievement I am proud of my achievement in developing motion design skills and using particular techniques such as the rotation tool, the opacity tool, the scale tool and the constant change in temporal settings. I also used a clipping mask in a few of my compositions whichContinue reading “DESIGN ANALYSIS AND REFLECTION”

BLOG TOPIC 2 – VCD302 Motion Design MOTION DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS USED This was my first experimentation with the program After Effects, so it was important for me to understand its basic tools and design fundamentals. I used the techniques suggested by Lupton and Phillips (2008, pg. 224) to make a stationary circle come to lifeContinue reading “Breaking down my animation”

BLOG TOPIC 1 – VCD302 Motion Design When suggested to watch the title sequences of the television series ‘Chilling Adventures of Sabrina‘ by Robert Hack and ‘Night of the Demons‘ by Kathy Zielinski I began to grasp an understanding of how designers are able to synchronise the use of primary motion, secondary/ camera motion andContinue reading “MOTION THROUGH SABRINA AND NIGHT OF THE DEMONS”