Animation

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_4X6r2pIXo


This is a YouTube link to my final animation project. This project used photos and videos of me doing my favorite things in my favorite places. The places in this animation include: Colorado, Vermont, Grand Cayman, and Malaysia.

This 45 second animation was created using Photoshop. Each frame was created at 0.01 seconds. It uses many elements that I learned throughout my time in Digital Media class, including Rotoscopy.

The audio for this project was created using Garage Band and includes sound effects, looped beats, and the Red Hot Chili Peppers song "Snow".

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