Animated World

Animation is based on imagination that means there are not any creative limits.

The world we live in is about science and explanations so animation is a way out of the normal “boring” world. You can create whatever you want with fictive things that do not exist. It ether can be a world of darkness or of happiness or of anything you can imagine. An animated world does not know any rules.

We started to think about an imagination world by brainstorming where we want to go.

Our animated world – story

Our world starts in a black bin. We walked to it and dived down. Everywhere was black but than something incredible happened. We came up in an ocean full of corals. Though it was not an ocean it ended up to be a picture in a book. The light increased so it got brighter until everything was white. As we could see something again, we realised we were next to a huge green plant. As we got further away we recognized the plant was normal sized and a girl was looking at it. We were zooming in to her eyes. Her eyes were brown. As we got closer it got darker and darker. We dived into the girl´s eye. It was black again. Then we came up in a lift. We realised it as the door opened. After that we walked straight to some lockers which were in front of us. Then we got closer to the lockers and especially to its lock. There ended our journey.

When we were producing our film we thought about smooth transitions. Therefore we used the light which got sometimes darker so it would ended up black and other times brighter to end up to be white. We also wanted to give the watcher the impression that he would dive down into different worlds.

I liked doing the task but we had issues with the technology so we could not have a longer journey. The other issue we had was the camera because when we got too close to an object it did not focused well. In addition it was hard to think about the different settings because we did not have a long time to search for nice and beautiful places.Therefore we learned that time management is very important and that it is better to start than to overthink.

We could also have taken more photos in a row so that the transition would be smoother and more realistic.