Final Project Animation - Storyline to Storyboard

EXD300 Analogue vs. Digital

 Storyline → Storyboard

    In between week nine and week ten, I wrote out my plan for the final film and demos to then break down into panels to draw as the storyboard.

    Notes

    DEMOS

  • Digital: 360° turn around¹, smile & wave², walk to flower³, kneel and smell⁴.
    • Panels -
    1. Pop into world
    2. "360° turn around"
    3. "smile & wave"
    4. "walk to flower"
    5. "kneel and smell".
  • Analogue: smile & wave¹, run after butterfly fluttering by²³, trip & roll⁴⁵⁶.
    • Panels -
    1. Unfold into world
    2. "smile & wave"
    3. butterfly flutters by
    4. "run after butterfly"
    5. "trip"
    6. "roll"
    7. dizzy settle.

    FINAL FILM

 🟊 - Wide shot of both characters where they left off from their demos, separated only by an invisible line marking the difference between [digital] and [analogue] space¹. The teddy bears look up and notice each other simultaneously². Cut to butterfly crossing line³ between worlds and transforms from [analogue] to [digital] - (close-up shot). They get up and run towards the other⁴. As they reach the [line of separation], they reach out to touch hands⁵. Time comes to a stop as the camera rotates 180° behind the cut-out character⁶⁷⁸, then resumes as the barrier between them reacts to being broken by their touch⁹. Both bears are thrown back from the force of breaking the barrier¹⁰ and land in their respective areas: [digital and analogue space]¹¹.

    ➥Panels -

  1. "Wide shot of both characters where they left off from their demos, separated only by an invisible line".
  2. "teddy bears look up and notice each other simultaneously."
  3. "Cut to butterfly crossing line between worlds and transforms".
  4. "They get up and run towards the other."
  5. "As they reach the line of separation, they reach out to touch hands."
  6. "Time comes to a stop as the camera rotates 180° behind the cut-out character," - Start rotation.
  7. Middle smear!
  8. See back of paper Teddy.
  9. Time "resumes as the barrier between them reacts to being broken by their touch."
  10. "Both bears are thrown back from the force of breaking the barrier."
  11. They "land in their respective areas: digital and analogue space."