Sometimes animated films can feel a little too “animationey” in their cinematography, with perfectly smooth camera moves and still holds. With the magic of After Effects and a 24fps handheld video cam (if your cell phone can handle it, go for it), you can make still shots feel like they were shot on a handicam.
Here’s my 49 hour film for the 48-hour lockdown in Character @ CalArts, 2010!
Animated in Flash 🙂
Still experimenting with Flash-only animation, this bear learns his lesson about eating butterflies!
In the event that I couldn’t complete Who Do Voodoo on time, I wanted to do a little stop-motion backup film. So I ended up with two films in the Open Show this year!
Shot with a Canon Powershot and a limited amount of Play-Doh that wanted to have its own way! (At least the light and Curious Contraption behaved).
Look out! Space slugs on the loose! I’m trying out this Flash-color-only animation thing; results are really fast (well, for something simple like this, at least). Going to try to do at least an animation a week over summer, just to keep in practice 🙂
4 months and 23 days’ worth of work later, I present to you my BFA-2 film 😀
Who Do Voodoo from Tahnee Gehm on Vimeo.
Well, the animation part, that is. I’ll show y’all what a human being is capable of doing in 18 days when it comes to COLORING! (to be fair, 18 scenes are already completed).
47 scenes! WHOOO!