A SYSTEM FOR PLANNING AND TIMING （系统规划和时机）.pdf

A SYSTEM FOR PLANNING AND TIMING ANIMATION PDF provided by By Glen Keane pdf version edited by Jon Hooper PHASE I: PREPARATION 1.Study Storyboard - Know what the main point of your scene is. 2. Listen to Soundtrack - Think about an approach that is unique and entertaining. 3. Number Exposure Sheet - Using odd numbers skipping every other frame. PHASE II:THUMBNAIL 1.Scenes with Dialog - Use dialog as your reference for timing. 2. Scenes w/o Dialog or Music - Use stopwatch to figure out timing. *Timing for animation tends to be quicker than real time. Time out your action 3 to 5 times taking the average but favoring the shorter length. 3. Phrasing - Break dialog into its basic phrases. A phrase has a natural break in it. Example: 1. I’ll even toss in a little extra 2. for your patience. 3. Ah Ha Hahahahah! These 3 phrases were evident in Dom Delouises reading of this particular line. 4. Thumbnail out the attitudes and action Thumbnail out the attitudes and action that illustrate the phrases and acting in the scene. Note: Write numbers down under the thumbnails to indicate how long a specific action will be. See example: Dom Delouise in Oliver Note: Thumbnails are basically illustrating the phrases.The corresponding numbers from the exposu