So who's going to submit a safety animation? - Page 3

BuddyB309 · #31 21-11-2007, 23:57

Still chugging away at this, It wont get done for the safety animation but I was expecting that. I fear that it wont get done in time for the AVA. I have so much that needs touching up.

Hyniora · #32 22-11-2007, 18:03

we did one, and already sent it... Hope it gets before the deadline... u.u

kisses

Sergio · #33 27-11-2007, 21:34

when are these animations due? i'm stuck doing the who thing for my team... but i'm not even the leader...

Kristian Calhoun · #34 27-11-2007, 22:02

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sergio

when are these animations due? i'm stuck doing the who thing for my team... but i'm not even the leader...

The deadline for the safety animations was just recently extended to December 10, 2007.

More information can be found in this thread - http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...ad.php?t=59759

Geekzilla201 · #35 28-11-2007, 21:16

Yay for deadline extensions! I suppose its time I make my first post somewhere on this vast information exchange. Out team (1643) had two animators, both rather inexperianced, but we are happy with our result. This is the first time either of us (Him and I) actually completed something to submit.

Testament-Doom · #36 29-11-2007, 14:39

Well.. thank god for the deadline extension, our team wouldn't have made it in time to finish the safety animation. Speaking of animations, it's been such a long time since we did submit.. anything. Meh, but our safety animation is really something! I can't wait to see what other teams have to submit. The characters in our animation are soooooo cute!

On a side note: BuddyB's model gave me the finger. D:

Stephen Cross · #37 29-11-2007, 16:14

This is the first year our team is entering the safety animation contest, and I have some questions. What is the format that the animation should be in on the dvd? Do we just put the file on a dvd or does it have to play automatically like the movies you get from Block Buster?

Geekzilla201 · #38 29-11-2007, 16:43

I burned it as a true movie DVD. I figure they will be able to play it one way or another.

David Brinza · #39 29-11-2007, 17:30

This will be the first-ever animation submission by Team 980. Two new students just started working on it. They attended the animation sessions of the SCRRF workshops held at CSUN earlier in November and the Autodesk 3ds Max software was just downloaded last night. I think they'll do a great job and I'm excited to see what they produce.

breimerCIO · #40 29-11-2007, 22:04

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Originally Posted by David Brinza

This will be the first-ever animation submission by Team 980. Two new students just started working on it. They attended the animation sessions of the SCRRF workshops held at CSUN earlier in November and the Autodesk 3ds Max software was just downloaded last night. I think they'll do a great job and I'm excited to see what they produce.

Well kind of late to start now wouldn't you think? We have been working on this animation for the whole time and are not even done yet. Tonight we showed our first preliminary rendering to the team without voices. We recorded voices tonight as well. But I think this is the best product our team has ever produced animation wise. Well good luck to all of you.

breimerCIO · #41 29-11-2007, 22:05

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Originally Posted by BuddyB309

Still chugging away at this, It wont get done for the safety animation but I was expecting that. I fear that it wont get done in time for the AVA. I have so much that needs touching up.

Buddy, I have to say that looks pretty good. That is some high quality modeling there.

Sergio · #42 29-11-2007, 22:26

anyone know what kind of file and the file size and all that fun stuff for the safety animations?

i dont want to make something so big that they wont accept it..

cobrawanabe1699 · #43 29-11-2007, 22:56

1699 has one in the works!!! This is our first year animating, and I am hopeful for the results!!!

BuddyB309 · #44 29-11-2007, 23:45

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sergio

anyone know what kind of file and the file size and all that fun stuff for the safety animations?

i dont want to make something so big that they wont accept it..

Whoa! slow down partner. Standard broadcasting definition is 740X480 NTSC thats what a standard Tv plays. I would render it out in that size. I personally like the quicktime animation compressor. It does a darn good job at keeping the quality of the animation.

cobrawanabe1699 · #45 30-11-2007, 23:38

Thats right everyone!! Your worst nightmare hase come true. 1699 is now taking over animation!!! Next step... THE WORLD!!!! ---aka, we're gunna submit a safety animation... and we're gunna lose.. Go 1699.............................................. ........woot

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