Film Studies and Cinematography / Project 2 - Producing a Short animation Pitch Bible
03/11/24 - 18/11/24 (Week 6 - Week 9)
Isabel Tan Xen Wern / 0355602 / Bachelor(hons) in creative media / Taylors University
Film Studies and Cinematography / PTV60104
Project 2: Producing a Short Animation Pitch bible
JUMPLINK
INTRODUCTION
Figure 1.1
MIB (30/09/24)
Process:
- Concept background design
Figure 1.2
Rough sketch (10/10/24)
Figure 1.3
Filled in (10/10/24)
Figure 1.4
Adding Details (10/10/24)
- Main Character Design
Figure 1.5
Sketch (13/10/24)
Figure 1.6
Outline (13/10/24)
Figure 1.7
Coloring (13/10/24)
Figure 1.8
Adding Details (13/10/24)
Figure 2.1
Background color (13/10/24)
Figure 2.2
Poster Picture (13/10/24)
Figure 2.3
Final Poster (13/10/24)
- Side Character Design
Figure 2.4
Side Character (14/10/24)
- I added a scar on him to emphasize that he is long been on the streets and is experienced
Figure 2.5
Side Character Background (14/10/24)
FINAL SUBMISSION
Figure 2.6
Final Pitch Bible Submission (18/10/24)
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FEEDBACK
Week 9 (18/11/24):
Specific Feedback
- The Character Design is good, and storyboard could add more but overall is fine.
Working on the pitch bible assignment was both
challenging and rewarding. Designing the characters
and creating the storyline allowed me to fully immerse
myself in the creative process, which made the project
enjoyable despite the time-consuming nature of the
work. Crafting unique character designs and weaving an
engaging narrative pushed me to think critically about
how to visually and emotionally convey my ideas. While
it required meticulous effort to ensure everything
aligned cohesively, the experience was incredibly
fulfilling and gave me valuable insight into the
development process of an animated project. Overall,
it was a great opportunity to blend creativity with
discipline and see my ideas come to life.
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