Keeping the Pace

This week in ISM, I continued to put time into animating the initial scenes for my final product! I forgot to mention in my last blog that I had a call with Mr. Vallone about my plan for my final product, and he liked what I put together. He also reminded me to be cautious about the amount of time I have to get the project done, and that the planning phase is the most important part of the project.

So far, I have finished animating almost three clips (which are never closed off from tweaking and touching up!), and I have been executing my improved process of first animating body language and a little expression, then continuing on to do the lip sync animation. I really like this process a lot because it feels less mechanical than the previous method I was using, which included animating the lip sync first. I have a list of all the soundtracks with symbols next to them revealing their importance to my interview. I am on track to complete the clips that I definitely want in the interview, and as long as I remain on pace, I may be able to include more than the crucial ones!