Showing posts with label Lawson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lawson. Show all posts

Saturday, 2 June 2012

Almost there... I think.

I've got mixed feelings about this post, but here it goes. Just under a year after completing my postgraduate film, in association with the Royal College of Music, and the National Gallery my work has been uploaded to the site.
However, somewhat anticlimactically, the wrong file has been uploaded, and it's the animatic rather than the finished film, 'Sundae Afternoon' that is now viewable.

I really hope it is just a technical hitch that can be sorted rather quickly, but it is quite a proud thing to know that something you've made is on a site that has global recognition.

Hopefully, more soon on this one.

Monday, 4 July 2011

The end

So, after ten solid weeks of hard graft the 'Transcriptions' project is over. It's been an important and pivotal journey for my development as an animator, and will take this opportunity to thank all my classmates for helping me to have this collective experience. While I'm at it, I'll shout out to my mentor, Wes. He gave me sound advice and made sure I knew how to plan the project out. For those interested, 'Sundae Afternoon' should be playing at Graphic Bar (Golden Square, London), along with the other graduate films from LAS18. There will also be a private screening at the National Gallery in September, so watch this space. The majority of my posts will now be from my main blog page, so stay tuned for details, work and hopefully a design revamp.
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