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August 11, 2007

lsgl: act 2 animatic - enhanced!

by sven at 11:59 pm

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Yesterday I made an animatic using hand-drawn images. Today I took that animatic and replaced each still image with a CG clip. None of the clips are final -- they're all just place-holders, really -- but even so, the new enhanced animatic gives me a much better sense of what's going on in Act 2.

For the first time, I was able to string together the prologue and what I've got for Acts 1, 2, and 3 and see how everything's coming together. Gut reaction: "Wow! It's gonna be great!!" ...AND... "Ouch! There is so much that needs serious editing."

Having music and sound is really deceptive. It makes the film seem like it must be almost complete -- because audio brings everything so much more to life. But don't be fooled! Act 2 doesn't have a single finished shot yet, and its current soundtrack is needing to be re-kerjiggered yet again.

What's worse, after seeing what I've produced so far, I realize now that the current pacing for Act 2 is way too fast. That problem's going to be particularly unhappy to work on, I expect...

posted by sven | August 11, 2007 11:59 PM | comments (2) | categories: let sleeping gods lie

Comments

Do NOT sweat, Sven. Even in this form today, the film kicks royal ass. I especially love the skin texture of the elder at the end and the running elder sequence.

I say keep plugging away as you are. Finished rough would seem far better than finished never, especially when you look back at it, with a more objective eye, in the future!

Posted by: shelley Noble at August 13, 2007 12:06 AM

COOOOoooooL!!!

jriggity

Posted by: justin rasch at August 14, 2007 12:34 AM

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