Slide 2: THESIS STATMENT

Include a compelling still from your animation.

Revise and type your movie blurb here (this has likely evolved from your mid review)

The statement of your animation should start with "Title of your movie is a .."

Template Instructions:

This template is meant to help you organize your mid review presentation. to grab images from other slides, you can copy the entire slide over, then move things from there.

Each slide has text to the side explaining what the content should depict.

it is your kuleana to make sure all the content makes sense. This means paying attention to captions, titles, formating, and not leaving behind traces of the weird gray boxes in the template.

Animation Sample 1 (Mid Review)

Slide 3: Animation Sample ( from mid -review)



Show your animation sample from the mid review and speak to Key feedback pointes you recieved at the mid review., Breifly comment and how your group wanted to synthesize that feedback in the next animation version. .

Project Roadmap

Slide 4: Animation Sample ( from mid -review)





Brefly describe some of overarching animation strategies (approaches to your animation) while showing your project roadmap (ie. are you alternating between micro and macro views from scene to scene?) Is the whole animation approach to contiuously zoom in. The strategy for how you frame your animation and how you transition from scene to scene should support your narrative. This is is the opportunity to emphasize this.

You can duplicate this page for additional project roadmap pages. - do not go over these in detail at all- just speak to the big points outlined above.

Asset Development : Feature Components

Slide 5: Asset Development

This page highlights the key assets that support your animation

Capture photos or gifs from the asset deveopemet phase- dont go into detail on each one. Just highlight the key assets that your team thinks are critical components to your story- and which ones you spent the most time on or were the most challenging and why.



Adjust this layout as appropriate to speak to the key assets

Opening Scene

Origami social distance

Loves Bakery employees

Animation Process

Slide 7: animation process

Include animation process photos.

these are process shots - behind the scenes look at the animating process.

What to say?

This is an opportunity to reflect on the experience of the studio, challenges the groups faced along the way, anything leading up to the animation itself which you will show next.

Slide 7: ANIMATION!



Show your animation!



The pandemic problem is telling the story of showing the impact this global pandemic had on Hawai'i. While also including data about how the local businesses within Hawai'i have been impacted.

Slide 3: Thesis Slide



Include your 1-3 sentance thesis statement here (from the thesis statement assignment. Since you already spoke your thesis over the previous slide, no need to pause here.

Issue Research

Slide 4: Issue Research

SRepresent the 3 main issues your story is addressing With images and captions for each. Speak BRIEFLY to each. (This should be in part from the issue research assignment, but may have evloved since you've been developing your project.

"This story includes research about x topic, y topic, and z topic. "

Manaʻo a me a Neʻe | Emotive Sketches

Distance

Slide 5-Movment & Meaning Sketches:

In the Manaʻo a me a Neʻe assignment, Each person in your group identified emotions that you want your animation to evoke in the audience- speak Briefly to those here.

while presentating this slide you might say :

"our group explored how to evoke the folowing emotions in our audience: x, y, z through movement alone"

Put 3 gif movement and meaning sketches (or 1 per group member). Under each write the emotive word that accompanied each

Adjust layout to accomodate amount of movements shown ( if you are a group of one, you wil only have one full page gif.)

Asset 1 : Brainstorming & First Prototype | Briefly Describe Asset intent here

Slides 7: Asset 1 Brainstorming and first hand prototypes

This is brainstorming skethes and first hand prototypes for your first asset that you produced during the manaʻo a me a neʻe assingment.

Include the brainstorming skeches, any hand prototypes created for that asset (if you had more than one, show that here. Edit the caption accordingly to explain

What to say: breifly describe your approach to your asset, how it would help communicate meaning (how and why it moves), and what you learned.

Story Arc

Slide 10: Story Arc Group.

Include the most recent story arc your group created during the Narrative Workshop.

Speak concisely to the parts of the narrative:

• Beginning
• Middle
• End

Storyboard

Slide 11: Storyboard

Include image of storyboard on this slide- if you have 2 pages, duplicate this page.

Very concisely take us through.

Asset 1 : (Covid-19 ) Orthographic & Digital Drawings

Slide 12: Asset 1 Orthos

(L)- hand drawn orthos / sketches

(R)- Digital orthos/ sketches

edit text to describe asset

Asset 1 (Covid-19 ) Prototype V2

Slide 13: Asset 1 Prototype Photos

3 stills of assembled laser cut prototoype (use different angles so audience can understand)

Asset 1: (Covid-19) gif

Slide 14: Asset 1 GIF

Shows Asset in Motion

Animation Sample

Slide 21: Animation Sample

Shows Assets together as a sample of your animation .

Reflection & Next Steps:

In my next steps are to add in the data of Hawaii businesses into the animations. I will be showing this by having this origami shape open up with a hole in the middle reveling a small graph with information on the local businesses being affected by COVID-19.

Subtitles will be added to elaborate a bit more on what is on the screen.