As time motion draws to a close I'm looking back on a semester that went by extremely fast. I remember looking at the projects we'd be doing at first and not knowing if i would like them or not. At the conclusion of time motion I am happy to say that i enjoyed every project we did, especially the last structured movie we made, which is my personal favorite.
The zoetropes scared me at first, but after a few tries I got it and entertained myself for a little while with some old fashion moving images. The flipbooks required a lot of work and money for the prints, but were definitely well worth it. I'm happy with how mine came out and especially glad i decided to paint on top of my prints rather than the original marker i had on them. The experimental videos confused me at first, so i just went with it and shot whatever and luckily a rain storm during the time of the shoot was the exact motivation i needed.
The final book/dvd project was definitely the most fun. I'm very pleased with how my book turned out for the most part and especially proud of how my video turned out. At first i was very skeptical of a movie with mainly pictures and two speaking lines, which made me nervous for the final product, but I must say that i think i pulled it together pretty well.
I am definitely happy with my decision to take time motion over 3d and can't wait to use what I've learned about photo and film in my Graphic Design career.
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