Why you chose to study on this programme?
Animation has a great influence
on me since I was small and it is a fascinating subject that I have been
dreaming to do. Animation actually requires more techniques than other
illustration or graphic design courses where I find challenging when considering
about the scenery, scrip, storyboard and character design. What is more
important, it allows the characters come to live so as to tell a story. I enjoy
storytelling and bring out messages, which I hope people can aware of in today’s
world. It is believed that pictures have a bigger impact than words especially
moving images therefore I hope to embrace what I will have learnt on this programme
in order to share my thoughts to the public while entertaining them simultaneously.
What do you want to learn during your time on
the programme?
I wish to recognise a specific pathway for my future
career through the programme as well as learning practical and theoretical
skills so as to produce animation professionally. For instance using computer
programs to generate 3D models and backgrounds and also to learn the
fundamental bases in creating effective layouts, storyboards and character
designs that are able to communicate ideas efficiently. What is more, learning
how to present ideas and processes confidently are also the main aims of these
three years for myself.
What skills do you think are your strengths?
I think character designs and storyboarding are my
strengths and they are the most enjoyable parts in creating an animation in my
view. I see myself as an experimental person. Since the characters are the
absolutely essential to the whole production, testing and exploring different
ways of presenting the characters and the stories enables me to achieve a sense
satisfactory. Observation
is one of my strength as well. I pay attention to my surroundings and the
facial expression and conversation of people where I usually find my
inspiration.
What things that you want to improve?
I hope to improve my
presentation skill priorly as English disadvantages me in presenting
confidently. Additionally, I have an immense influence from the Japan anime
which I really enjoy drawing but obviously most of the anime characters are not
realistic are not in a prober scale therefore life drawing and sketching
according to portion are also my weaknesses and what I really want to improve.
What ways you will evaluate your progress?
I have learnt to document every little step through
the working process since last year in the foundation diploma course, which
includes taking pictures of during the production and making notes on how I
achieve the final product. By doing so, I can identify which methods work and
which do not; figure out how can they improve the quality of work or what I
have done wrongly. I found making reflection on work daily allows me to improve
effectively and more importantly asking other people for feedbacks and
suggestion helps me to evaluate my progress.
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