Music-video (Thomas Warland)

• Two layer are applied in this shot.

• The backdrop – has a panning shot

• The second layer is the characters – who fades in.

• All the shots in the following video are hand drawn and coloured on Photoshop.

• Photoshop also helped me to ink over the rough sketches.

• And all the animation was done using Premier and a new software called Boom-Toon.

• Practise stop-motion animations help make the final project go a lot smoother.

• I used a pull focus shot here because it gave my animation a level of depth.

• Photoshop was used to crop a lot of the characters in my video.

• The lip syncing mouths to the music was created in boom Toon. I had to create each mouth individually creating a different mouth shape for every vowel shape.

• The use of colour also gave a sense of depth.

• I chose not to give any of the characters colour because I thought it made the animation more striking.