Breif 1- Lost in the City
I gathered research to help me to figure out the general look of the setting.
Lost in the City - Rough Storyboards
I then created rough storyboards. At first I use digitally, but I decided to do it on pen and paper later to quickly place down ideas.
Lost in the City - Second "Rough" Storyboards
I am making a second pass to cleaning up my storyboards in Clip Studio Paint. I then later decide to redo my storyboard as I was not satisfied in how the storyboard was going.
Lost in the City - Final Storyboards
With this final pass of storyboards, I am more satisfied with these storyboards as they are more cleaner and clearer to understand the storytelling with each panel.
Brief 2-Into the Night
Rough Storyboards
After reading the short stories, I chose Into the night. I again create rough storyboards. I did too different takes as I was not satisfied with my communication of the story. I have chosen to redo the storyboard digitally.
Into the Night - Clean Storyboards
My clean storyboards does still feel quite rough and at time does not convey the story at times.
Pub Passion- Research
Pub Passion- Rough Storyboard + Audio
I chose Pub Passion for my audio but I didn't like the music within it. So within Adobe Audition, I isolated the conversion and shorten it. Plus added some sound effects. I made the storyboard very simplistic for the first pass by using stick men.
Pub Passion Script
I later transcript the audio to make visualising the scene more easier
Pub Passion Location + Character designs
I made quick rough draft of the location and character designs.
Final Pub Passion Location + Character designs
Change of direction
After receiving feed back, I then decided to return to the original audio and redo my storyboard as the audio would be hard to hear the characters. The script below has the original dialogue and the parts that was cut out before are now added and written in red for direction and clarity.
Pub Passion Thumbnail Storyboard
For the animatic, I decided to place all my rough storyboards in smaller format is easily see everything at a glance and to maintain consistency to make sure that the 180 rule isn't broken.
