KINE 448 - Computer Animation II (Spring 2015)
Assignment Three
Create an animation with two parts. The two parts can coexist or be separated. The first part should be created in the style of your assigned worldview. That means, while making the first animation, put yourself into the mindset of a person in that worldview. If I were [Bach/Richter/Serra] making 3D animation, what would I do? Make something that doesn’t just mimic the style, it EMBODIES the worldview. The second part is your response to that worldview. What is your reaction to the assigned worldview? What do you agree with or disagree with, or are attracted to or repulsed by? The second animation can either explicitly show these reactions, or it can implicitly suggest them by building its own worldview as a response to the assigned one.
Leigh Hanes - Eco feminism
David Price - Constructivism
Christina Beran - Dada
Assignment Two
Create an environment of found objects, assembled from photogrammetry, ripped from videogames, and/or downloaded from the internet. It must include at least one model obtained through photogrammetry. Within that environment, create a visual-music animation that syncs nDynamics simulations with a clip of music.
Keith Boylan
Erica Castro
Leigh Hanes
Assignment One
Create a virtual environment of impossible architecture, and a character of any kind. Choreograph an animated dance for the character within/around the architectural environment.