Erin BowenSCAD short film. Digital Cell Animation 1.
So, welcome to the short film: How To Raise a Dog. This was made for Digital Cell Animation 1 during my study abroad in Hong Kong. Our assignment was to make a "how to" video where the character entered in from the left with a title, and where both frame by frame and symbol animation was used.
Shout out to my wonderful teacher and amazing classmates!
How To Raise A DogErin Bowen2015-06-15 | SCAD short film. Digital Cell Animation 1.
So, welcome to the short film: How To Raise a Dog. This was made for Digital Cell Animation 1 during my study abroad in Hong Kong. Our assignment was to make a "how to" video where the character entered in from the left with a title, and where both frame by frame and symbol animation was used.
Shout out to my wonderful teacher and amazing classmates!Dragons BreathErin Bowen2016-08-08 | Synopsis: ---------------- Watching over a village of excited villagers celebrating a festival, a young chinese dragon comes to enjoy the fun. While watching over the celebrations and partaking in the delicious food, he has a front row seat to witness a failure in a firework lighting off, and decides that he needs to intervene to save the festival.
Director's Notes: ---------------------------- Finally releasing my senior film as an animation student at SCAD! In order to graduate with a BFA in Animation from SCAD, every student must create a short animated film for their thesis. This is mine: Dragon's Breath. I spent over a year of my life creating this, and while there are some spots I wish I could have spent a little more time on, I'm very proud of the final product, and how I was able to create a film almost entirely on my own. I hope you all enjoy!
Welcome to the description of this short little movie! This was made for 2D production, where the aim is to create a short film (roughly 5 or 10 seconds long). I decided to focus on a topic I knew I could handle and do a fantastic job on, so here's the story of a cat hunting, only to have it revealed that he is simply quite imaginative with his toys.
As there are no credits in the video, here's a few quick facts:
Animated with Toonboom Harmony Pro 11 Backgrounds were created with Adobe Photoshop Compositing was done in Adobe Aftereffects