This month me and a friend of mine volunteered for a week at Animated Exeter - run by animator Susannah Shaw.
We had an amazing time, helping out with workshops, interviewing people and talking to people and working with some amazing people!
I was lucky enough to work with Forkbeard Fantasy, a great experience. They were projecting onto Exeter Cathedral with a piece called 'Evolumental'
We also did their 'Crossing The Celluloid Divide' workshop, which is a technique I have blogged about previously.
Here is a video of how we got on.
We had an amazing time, helping out with workshops, interviewing people and talking to people and working with some amazing people!
I was lucky enough to work with Forkbeard Fantasy, a great experience. They were projecting onto Exeter Cathedral with a piece called 'Evolumental'
We also did their 'Crossing The Celluloid Divide' workshop, which is a technique I have blogged about previously.
Here is a video of how we got on.
Brilliantly I also caught some of Ed Jobling's explanation of how it's done, so hopefully I will be able to start using this technique once I get my hands on a projector!
I also caught the under 18's awards, which were really inspiring! I'm starting a film project with a youth group soon and this one video has really got me thinking of ways we can make it fun and interesting for the kids! I love how it mixes most types of animation - 2d, 3d stop motion and pixelation.
Wall:mation POV by Suited & Booted Studios
Wall:mation POV by Suited & Booted Studios
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