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Introduction to 3D Modeling and Animation
Class 15: Film Editing

Topics

    • Film Editing
    • Short Film Project

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Film Editing

Assignments:

Each week a new assignment will be given. All assignments will be submitted before class on Blackboard.

Assignments:

  1. Basic Image Editing
  2. Image Restoration
  3. Abstract Image
  4. Composite Image
  5. Image Colorization & Digital Painting
  6. Final Project
  7. Exam

Film Editing Tutorials

Final Thoughts

Confidence

The biggest block I find for students is confidence:

  • Lack of confidence makes leads to miss opportunities
  • Too much confidence stunts your growth

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Short Film Project

Short Film Project

With your models complete you may now rig, animate, light & render, and cut together your film. You will use Autodesk Maya’s Human IK rig and blend shapes to make your character model animate-able. You will then combine it with your environment and light the scene. After you can animate your character to develop a basic one gag narrative. You will render the results to an image sequence and cut it together with audio to make your final film.

You will be graded on the following:
  • Rigging
    • Bind your model to a human ik rig and produce blend shapes for facial expressions.
  • Animation
    • Complete full-body animation to tell a very basic narrative.
  • Lighting & Rendering
    • Create lights to illuminate the scene. Render the results into an image sequence.
  • Editing
    • Cut together the image sequence along with audio to make a complete short film.
Resources:
Assignment Video Tutorials
You may watch these tutorial videos below to help you complete your assignment.
Assignment Lab Materials

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Assignment Video Tutorials

Wait! Before you go!

Did you remember to?

  • Read through this webpage
  • Watch the videos
  • Submit the Short Film Project on Blackboard
  • Post your finish video on the Short Film Project Critique Discussion Board.
    • …and reply to at least two of your peers’ work on the Discussion Board.