Julie Hsieh_StoryBoard

[Julie Hsieh]

Here is my first stab at the StoryBoard, it is comprised of 3 segments: This is also my first time doing this, so I hope it makes sense. The descriptions are important as they fill-in info that I might not have sketched-in.


Scene 1.0 deals with Blythe at photoshoot, documentary style.
Scene 2.0 deals with Blythe at break/exploring and enjoying the place, a behind the scenes look at Blythe's memory of this secrete place.
Scene 3.0 wraps up the animation with the catwalk show at midnight.

I am not sure what the final requirment is for the animation is so, this may change once I verify with everyone.

[Neha Kakkar]

Very nice story Julie. This requires a lot of work, which I'm sure you'll do great. I must say the dancing sequence is something I had myself considered for my story, but looking at the short time I decided against it...it would be great to see you execute it. Good luck to you

[Ernesto Pacheco]

Great story board Julie; it has a lot of information. I am looking forward to see the stop animation that you are planning to do for the character. I think that it is going to give a Tim Burton's feel to your animation. Good luck!

[xianfang liu]

Great story board Julie，Story board 's composition must be very interesting! Good luck!

[matthew supranata]

Very interesting with the addition of stop motion. It should be interesting to see the composite of CG and stop motion.

Looking forward for the update.

[Andras Miklos Balogh]

hi, Very nice stroyboard indeed. You really seem to think forward. A minor issue to me: you had told in your story that Blythe has this shooting infront of that Turkish palace, because Turkey is a bridge between east and west. One should think that a fashion company tries to capture and express those thoughts somehow... Good luck!

l'escargot

[miaomiao lin]

Very nice work, expect your animation!

[Julie Hsieh]

hi, Very nice stroyboard indeed. You really seem to think forward. A minor issue to me: you had told in your story that Blythe has this shooting infront of that Turkish palace, because Turkey is a bridge between east and west. One should think that a fashion company tries to capture and express those thoughts somehow... Good luck!

l'escargot

Thanks for the reminder... I think I'm a bit caught up on the technical side and also my major concern is to just actually finish the product, I am re-working my storyboard while still trying to work out some cameras. I feel confined to my limited experience with animation, but I will try very hard to just finish the challeng at the very least. Thanks for your good wishes.