Final Meeting - Week 12

Minutes - All members present

Points Discussed:

We have finished all of our work now, so we just need to submit separately and concentrate on finishing our individual blogs.

References

References for the sound effects that we've used in the animation:

Daveincamas, 2007. Ww2airplaneflyover.wav. [Online] (Updated 12 November 2007).
Available at: http://www.freesound.org/people/daveincamas/sounds/43807/
[Accessed 05 December 2012].

Dynamicell, 2006. Fire_forest_inferno.aif. [Online] (Updated 2 April 2006).
Available at: http://www.freesound.org/people/Dynamicell/sounds/17548/
[Accessed 11 December 2012].

ERH, 2007. Wind.wav. [Online] (Updated 30 April 2007).

Available at: http://www.freesound.org/people/ERH/sounds/34338/

[Accessed 11 December 2012].

Gould, D., 2007. Seagulls-m.wav. [Online] (Updated 1 April 2007).

Available at: http://www.freesound.org/people/DaveGould/sounds/32930/

[Accessed 28 November 2012].

Luftrum, 2008. Oceanwavescrushing.wav. [Online] (Updated 16 February 2008).

Available at: http://www.freesound.org/people/Dynamicell/sounds/17548/

[Accessed 28 November 2012].

Sandyrb, 2007. Usat bomb.wav. [Online] (Updated 3 June 2007).

Available at: http://www.freesound.org/people/sandyrb/sounds/35643/

[Accessed 05 December 2012].

Sound Recording Lengths

So that we can all keep track of our scenes, the lengths of the voiceovers are recorded below so that we know the minimum length that our scenes need to be:


Scene 1 - EVERYONE                                       0 Seconds

Scene 2 - SCOTT                                               0 Seconds

Scene 3 - EVERYONE                                       0 Seconds

Scene 4 - EVERYONE                                      5 Seconds

Scene 5 - LEANNE                                           25 Seconds

Scene 6 - LYDIA                                               17 Seconds

Scene 7 - DANIEL                                            26 Seconds

Scene 8 - LYDIA                                               22 Seconds

Scene 9 - SCOTT                                               0 Seconds

Scene 10 - DANIEL                                         13 Seconds

Scene 11 - EVERYONE                                    0 Seconds

Scene 12 - LEANNE                                       30 Seconds

Scene 13 - EVERYONE                                   0 Seconds

Week 11 Meeting

Minutes - All members present

Points Discussed:

We now have one week remaining until the animation needs to be completed. Our progress is as follows:

• Leanne - One scene needs to be completed and two scenes need to be rendered.
• Scott - Two scenes need to be completed and rendered.
• Lydia - Two scenes need to be completed and rendered.
• Dan - Two scenes need to be completed and rendered.

For Next Week:
All scenes need to be rendered and put together in the premiere pro file by Wednesday 12th December. We will then add the sounds and finalise the animation for hand in on Friday. We will come in on Friday to get our scenes finished for those of us that can't work from home. On Monday after another lesson we will put our scenes together ready for Wednesday's presentation to the class.

Week 10 Meeting

Minutes - All members present

Points Discussed:

• De-bugging some of the building's texturing issues - Leanne has been fixing other people's scenery that had building textures mixed up.
• Fixing little problems with the landscape - some things were floating so Lydia has fixed this and given a new copy of the scenery to all members.

For Next Week:
Continuing animating our scenes - we should be finalising them all by next week. 

Final Scenery and Landscape

The landscaping and scenery as a whole have been completed. Buildings, planes, ships and the water have been placed, as well as the configuring of the daylight system. The scenery, layout and landscaping are all by Lydia.

Pearl Harbor

Ford Island

Lighting

Completed Planes

By Dan.

Japanese Plane

USA Plane

The USA planes are placed on Ford Island to form part of the scenery and the Japanese planes will be used to fly in as part of the scenes.