Clients

Generate Ideas

An idea can come from past memory or just out of nowhere. As a result, the formulation of a project idea can thrill or haunt the novice or experienced motion designer. No matter what, though, the key to conjuring the next great concept is an inspiration.

Sketch and Storyboard

What are some attributes you can assign to the main subject? What feelings do you want your animation to evoke? Is it a comedy or a tragedy?

Is something blocking your square from jumping? Is the square heavy and having difficulty making it over the ledge?

Pre-production feedback

Before transitioning into production, solicit as much feedback as possible on your work thus far. Let each reviewer assess your story, animatic, designs and production boards.

Ask people you trust, such as past instructors and teacher's assistants; fellow students from courses you've completed; industry peers; members of design groups to which you belong; and even friends and family — and be prepared for criticism. In fact, ask them to 'tear it apart.'

Organize Assets

Gather all AI files,Photos,Video, Inside a folder and import to AE.

Rough Cut

Start with a rough cut and edit in low resolution for faster playback

Deliver

Finalize idea with proper motion principles.