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.

Maui's Time Machine is an animated film that uses symbolism to describe what words cannot: an erosion of Hawaiian culture caused by an unsettling and unjust history. 

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. .

• Foreigners arriving to Hawaii on Boats
• Huts and Hawaiian people on land
• Camera angle - would be on the boat
• Screen length - 3-4 seconds (1 day)

Description

Audio & Narrative

• Boats
• Huts
• People
• Island
• Water



Assets

• Background Music - Hawaii 78
• Waves

• People coming off the boat
• Camera angle - follows the people coming off the boat
• Which leads to following one person to the taro plant/farm
• Screen length - 4-5 seconds (1 day)

• People
• Island
• Taro Plant

• Cardboard
• Sticks

• cardboard
• sticks

• Background Music - Hawaii 78

• Start to see the taro plant/farm develop and grow into a building
• Camera angle - facing downward to the plant, camera slowly zooms out
• Screen length - 5-6 seconds (1) day

• Taro plant
• Buildings
• Island

• sticks
• cardboard

• Background Music - Hawaii 78

Description Assets Audio&Narative

Buildings getting developed and bigger, more buildings start to pop up.

-Camera angle: Zooming out to where you can see the whole island

-Screen length: 8-10 seconds (1-2 days)

See full development, move through the mountains and trough Kahului, get to airport

-Camera angle:moving through buildings

Hawaiian people taking off, leaving Hawaii.

-Camera angle: follows plane taking off

-Screen length:2-4 second's(1 Day)

-Island

-Building

-Cardboard

-Sticks

-Island,

-Buildings

-People

-Plane

-Cardboard

-Sticks

-Plane

-People

-Island

-Cardboard

-Sad background music

-Hawaii 78

-Background Music

(Hawaii 78)

-Background music

(Hawaii 78)

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

Asset Title 2

Asset Development | Supporting Components

Slide 6: Asset Development

This page captures the supporting asset components for your animation - an opportunity to feature the additional assets needed to make your animation

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!