2007年4月7日 星期六

Project 2: Spatial and Temporal Seqence
CONSTRUCTED MORPHOLOGY
PROCEDURAL SEQUENCE

This is an exploration of the camera's view to the narrative's focus. The animation sequence (without the motion is below. This shows the changes of the camera's focus and the narrative's focus.



As I expressed in the previous blog, This scene would not be as captivating if only The characters' perspective was shown. The film director focuses on the movement of Weronika and the movement of the the bus that reveals and obscures the view of Veronique.

The camera for the most part has always been focused in on Weronika, in parallel with the character's self-absorbed world. But for this scene the camera abruptly turns away from Weronika as she sees Veronique. Weronika's movement slows as she first catches a glimpse. Then the bus speeds up followed in sequence with Weronika speeding up. Then she stops ad the bus spins toward her. And as the bus slowly turns away, she watched and follows for a few steps.



The movement is circular and focuses on the spin of one object, permitting a view for 180 degrees and hiding the view for the other 180 degrees.




(Below is a stand alone animation without the movie.)

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