This is my finalised Production Bible for "Technical Difficulties". I followed this production bible to help me structure it. I made sure to include as much of my work as I could, adding in little biographies for each of the characters, to give them more backstory and do some more world-building.
8 July 2018
Technical Difficulties - Penultimate Animatic
This is the penultimate Animatic for my Technical Difficulties project. I will go back in and add a couple of things to the final one, notably the picture falling down in one of the Antique Shop scenes, as well as adding arrows to show the characters turning and moving as they speak.
4 July 2018
Collaboration Resit - First Draft of Final Edit
This is the first draft for the final edit of my Collaboration Resit.
1 July 2018
Collaboration Resit - Updated Idea
I decided to have a globe fall down into the Moom model's hands on the word "sphere", then, when he says the word "circle", he squashes it, creating a Flat Earth.
Technical Difficulties - TV Basic Turnaround
Technical Difficulties - Basic Antique Shop Mock-Up
Here is a basic mock-up of the "Antique Shop" set. I have modelled the TV completely, and currently have a cube as a placeholder for the Cash Register. I have used 2 Spot Lights, both with Raytrace Shadows, at a Light Radius of 1 and Shadow Rays of 40.
30 June 2018
Technical Difficulties - Character Bios
I have written short biographies for each of the characters in the animation. This helps with the world-building, and fleshes the characters out a lot more. It will also aid me in structuring how they move in a scene, and how they might interact with the other objects.
The OBS Machine:
The OBS Machine is a fairly young piece of technology. Situated in a hospital just outside of London, they experience a mix of old and new, with the patient records being on paper, and the latest machines. Despite the newer tehcnology being somewhat confusing, they enjoy helping people and making a difference to someone’s life.
The Cash Register:
The Cash Register is an older, manual model, nowhere near as high-tech as the cash registers of today - she’s from the days where you had to count everything out in your brain, without a computer to do it for you! She’s perfectly happy with the way she is and the way things are for her, and isn’t at all motivated to move on with the times.
The Television:
The Television, like the Cash Register, isn’t the latest model - he’s older than most, a little clunky, and only gets 3 stations. He’s happy with those 3, and doesn’t see the need for hundreds of other channels that just repeat everything he’s already seen. He is perfectly fine with the technology he has, and isn’t going to trade it up for anything.
The TV Remote:
The TV Remote is paired up with a fancy new “Smart TV”, so he knows all about the latest apps, games and channels. He has playful banter with the DVD remote from time to time, taking the mick out of his leaky batteries, or just generally showing off. The TV remote could not be happier with the modern technology he’s connected to, and thinks it’s fantastic.
The DVD Remote:
The DVD Remote is connected up to a standard DVD Player. He’s particularly miffed about his family using streaming services like Netflix, instead of sticking a disc in the DVD player. He hasn’t been used in a while because of this. He just wants things to go back to how they were, although he wasn’t fond of the My Little Pony DVD they put in the player last time.
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