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3D Paint
Story / Reference / Concept Art Team Storyboard / Story Reel Animatics Group
Modeling / Rigging
3D Paint Group -- Marc TA Supervisor. [top] Chris Scoville Dinh Lam Dean Halford Chris Fitzner Meeting times (2x a week) MW 12:30 - 1:30 Workshop - any weekend with two weeks notice any Sunday (not the next 2 weekends Jan 17,18,24,25) shorter meetings with Marc also alright. Our goal is to have our tasks done and approved by TAs and Barbara by week 9. schedule for tasks - assume conceptual art done by week 3 assume can start molding with model group by week 4 assume molding be done by week 5 assign date due data Tasks week 5 week 6 Paint the moldings week 6 week 7 Do shaders week 7 week 9 Paint textures onto models Story / Reference / Concept Art Team [top] Supervisors: -Barbara Mones -Ginturn Tran Personnel: -Aaron Oliver -Erik Salisbury -Jesse Miller -Luke Wallace -Daniel Binuya Meeting times: twice weekly -Tuesdays 7:30pm -Thursdays 7:30pm Official Workshop: Aimed for this coming weekend. Goals: Character designs -master -apprentice -customer/shopper Set designs -glass shop -outside glass shop (windows, surrounding environment, etc) Props -glass instruments -glass blowing/creating device/method -work area/tools -decor -furniture Script -detailed written version of fleshed-out story (we're leaning towards no dialogue, but we aren't restricted to that) Video -live action filming of fleshed-out script Character detail sheets -backstory/psychology/etc. of each character (as detailed as necessary) We will be working closely with the storyboarding and modeling teams in the beginning half of the quarter: the storyboard team for set design, and modeling team for character design. This is at the forefront of our current list of responsibilities, so that they may progress with their own respective work. We hope that the weekend workshop will solidify, if not offer finalized prospective, for character and/or set designs. It is our goal to have a number of sketches done for the workshop, so as to be able to discuss an aesthetic direction for the production. Class feedback is essential. We will also need to continue to explore local reference sites and resources (as we did with the glass museum field trip). Additionally, the web and video shorts will continue to provide aesthetic reference/resource. Storyboard / Story reel [top] Support: Ginturn, Benton and Brian Macdonald Meetings Times: Tuesday and Thursday at 6PM Group Members: Irene Yi Jennifer Santoyo James Sims Nicolette Butler Goal: To have the storyboard and Story reel finished in time for all expected deadlines and have enough satisfaction in the work so that the majority of the teams in our class approve of what we have accomplished. Process: Irene will be the lead artist for the storyboard. However, the finished piece will be a collaboration of the entire teams input and ideas. For example, Jennifer and James will help direct camera shots and Nicolette will help with references of the glassblowing process and the reference of the setting. Of course, these tasks will not be limited to the team and these roles will be intermixed. For the time being, the storyboard will have representational characters and settings that may or may not be the final products of the storyboard. When character design and setting are complete, we plan on implementing them in but for now, we are only using temporary substitutes. Schedule: We hope to complete the entire storyboard as early as 2 weeks and in worst case scenarios, 3 weeks. However, we plan on showing our progress during the dailies you appoint at yours and hopefully Irene's convenience at least once a week. Animatics Group [top] Supervisors Ernest Wu and Mira Dontcheva Rachel Hunt Jonathon Schoeller Nick Poplaski Jennifer Santiago Meeting times (2x a week) Tentatively Monday 9:30 Thursday after class Workshop - any weekend with two weeks notice no Sunday after 4pm Our goals for the end of the quarter are to provide excellent animatics, with finished camera angles and timing. We know that we will be working with the storyboard team, and having feedback going both ways. We intend to have rough animatics finished by mid-quarter (Valentine's Day), ready for feedback. After which, we will spend two weeks, touching up, redoing, or totally scrapping our animatics for further feedback. The last two weeks, we will use to put the finishing touches on our animatics making them gold. We will need some quick tutorial on how to use the mocap lab, and how to use that to create animatics that are usable in Maya. We will also need Storyboard info, and character models, to give our animatics life. Communication between the model team, and storyboard team will be crucial. Modeling / Rigging [top] Group Members Daniel Flohr Eugene Lam Chris Fitzner Supervisors Billy Tung Marc Thyng Models and Rigging Group Scheduled meeting times MW 11:00 to 2:30 Schedule recommendations for day workshop Saturdays if after 12:00 pm Sundays anytime Goals/mission * Our goal is to have the sculptures and digitized models ready to hand off to the 3-D paint group according to schedule and to get the final models with rigging approved by TAs and Barbara. * To have models rigged well enough that animators will not need to resort to cv animating. * To have models consistent with the concept art as approved by TAs, Barbara, and members of concept art team. assume concept art done by week 3 assign date due date Task ---------------------------------------------------------- week 3 week 4 sculptures week 4 week 5 make molds with 3d paint group week 5 week 7 digitize sculptures week 7 week 8 first round rigging week 8 week 10 iterative testing |