hmmm. Well, I have to admit, I'm not a big Star Wars person. I did like the concept of it though, it is a really cool idea to take apart a classic like that and have the fans remake it. I wish that kind of thing was done more often with other movies as well. We also didn't really get to finish it, though as I understand Brandon did finish it on his own and posted it, which is cool that we got ours in there.
I don't know if the fort building event counts as part of the mystery workshop, but as it was a mystery to me before class I suppose I'll write about that too since we haven't done the 3D camera making yet. I thought that was one of the coolest ideas of the whole semester. The best part was that it was completely random, and had nothing to do with the video race, it was just awesome. It was so much more fun to watch our projects that way. I wish we could sit in there every class, but maybe with chairs, or yoga mats or something.
I'm really excited about the 3D camera workshop as well. I went to a workshop for 3D film making at Cucalorus, but I can't believe we get to actually do it ourselves!
Okay, now that I've actually done the 3D camera workshop I can blog about that. I really liked it a lot. Now that we did it, I almost wish we hadn't done the Star Wars thing because I felt that we didn't have enough time to really figure out the process of making it 3D in After Effects. I really liked how it turned out on our last class, and I know that it was necessary for Andre to fix it up outside of class, but I wish that we had had the time to figure that out ourselves incase we ever wanted to try it in the future. I thought it was awesome though, and it should definitely be done in future classes!
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment