TASK 2: Due 19th November

Task 2:  Planning your animation sequence

D2 present an imaginative idea for an animation sequence

a)    Write down two potential ideas for your animation sequence, include as much detail as possible for characters, background, what will happen in your sequence, the technique you will use, the length of time for your animation.

Create a PowerPoint: Each slide should include the following

1. Synopsis - what will happen in your animation? what is the story?

2. Characters - build a profile, name, age, details

3. The technique you will use and why? backgrounds and locations you will use?

4. Target audience - Age, gender, demographics, likes, why they would like it? 

b)    You need to gain feedback from your target audience on both of your initial ideas for your animation sequence; you will need one person to complete the peer assessment part of your initial ideas sheet. 

c)    Based on your feedback create a pitch for your animation sequence, this pitch will be delivered to your perspective client, so you will need to be professional and accurate with your ideas.

 1. Pitch your idea and gain feedback

d)    Create a document from the feedback of your pitch that details your final idea for your animation sequence. You will need to explain all the details of your animation; who your audience is for your animation and how you will target them. 

 1. Apply any improvements to your final pitch from your feedback.

e) You now need to storyboard your animation sequence, including sound, dialogue, camera shots and any movement you plan to put in. You must include your titles and credits in your storyboard too. 

If you are having a voiceover: Write a script (using professional software) or find and mark out the lyrics you have chosen to use for your animation sequence (where possible mark out and write what you intend your animation sequence to look like).