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    Week 1 of the animation portfolio creation involves completing key poses that clearly tell the story with good staging and silhouettes. The scene should be blocked out from beginning to end, and any story or idea changes documented. A playblast of the scene at 50% scale is turned in. Week 2 focuses on fleshing out the animation with expressions and rough lip sync if there is dialogue. A playblast of the scene is turned in. Week 3 involves a finished animation needing only minor tweaks and cleanup, with a playblast turned in. Week 4 is the final polished animation ready for render, along with a playblast and test render with lighting.

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    Week 1 of the animation portfolio creation involves completing key poses that clearly tell the story with good staging and silhouettes. The scene should be blocked out from beginning to end, and any story or idea changes documented. A playblast of the scene at 50% scale is turned in. Week 2 focuses on fleshing out the animation with expressions and rough lip sync if there is dialogue. A playblast of the scene is turned in. Week 3 involves a finished animation needing only minor tweaks and cleanup, with a playblast turned in. Week 4 is the final polished animation ready for render, along with a playblast and test render with lighting.

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    Week 1 of the animation portfolio creation involves completing key poses that clearly tell the story with good staging and silhouettes. The scene should be blocked out from beginning to end, and any story or idea changes documented. A playblast of the scene at 50% scale is turned in. Week 2 focuses on fleshing out the animation with expressions and rough lip sync if there is dialogue. A playblast of the scene is turned in. Week 3 involves a finished animation needing only minor tweaks and cleanup, with a playblast turned in. Week 4 is the final polished animation ready for render, along with a playblast and test render with lighting.

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    Portfolio Content Creation Online Weekly Grading Breakdown- Animation Week 1 1.

    Key poses (extremes, and breakdowns) should be completed- final check of storytelling poses, staging and silhouette. Idea should be clear and all ideas/attitudes as well. 2. Scene should be blocked out from beginning to end. 3. IF, Any Changes to story, or idea They should be included in a word Doc. Turn-in Playblast of scene. See below. Scale can be set to 50% as well. Week 2 Fleshed out animation, broken down with expressions and rough lipsync if there is dialogue.

    Turn-in Playblast of scene. Week 3 Finished animation. Needing minor tweaks and cleanup.

    Turn-in Playblast of scene. Week 4 Final animation, polished and ready for render.

    Turn-in Playblast of scene. Test render of scene with lighting.

    Lip-Sync??? After playblast opens in Qtime. Save scene through quicktime in order to preserve sound le.

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