Today I had problems with export of this animation..... Such a bad day to work! We were to go to CAVE to see my pictures on the big screen and to revisit. I couldn't have exported the animation at home, so I wanted to do it before we'd go to CAVE (after the lunch break).
At first I couldn't find the button, when I finally did the default settings resized it. I managed to learn how to change it and I wanted to save it to my memory card. This animation was done in Photoshop CS6, but perhaps file was too huge and no matter what I tried to do I couldn't play the video after export.
I decided to try Premiere Pro and it worked! More or less, though... I had about 13GB free but even if they were 7-8GB of weight, I couldn't no idea why.... These were 16- and 32-bit versions. I changed it for 8-bit one, then it weighted over 3GB and luckily I could put it on my memory card. I'd be sick otherwise ;D
After the lunch break our 15-minute meeting turned out to be almost an hour long! But we were talking about the plot in general throwing different ideas what we can do with the space around.
I thought in general about the timeline what could happen after what:
Screen - Scene
Metsä transition - dancers slowly moving like trees or still like stones
3D evironment (...some controller's action, following the voices?...) - voice, incantations
3D video including a hint for an ending - dancers "attack"
Transition to Metsä - dancers disappear
It is very good how you have documented the process - and nice to see the pics. Great! ... and isn't it interesting how the coffin kept returning to the conversation scene as things progressed and ideas were forming and changing.... right until the final stage ... when I think it was left quietly sitting in the classroom!! :)
ReplyDeleteHaha, yes! It was quite funny when it was disappearing and appearing again over and over. Now the coffin ended up in the storage room. Waiting for resurection maybe ;)
Deleteoh, and just to ask if you could keep your blog 'alive' as it helps make a very interesting archive, along with all the other blogs. Thanks in that hope !
ReplyDelete:)
Dave
(in the metsä)
I'm not going to remove the blog. It's also a nice material for me :)
DeleteBut if You want to follow what I'm doing in general, You can always visit my facebook site https://www.facebook.com/TALVIENKELI.design.art
Anna