IN CLASS:
Pitch your different concepts, moodboards, and storyboards to the whole class.
TOPIC: Style Frames
“Style frames are the visual representation of what a motion piece will look like prior to animation. A style frame is a single frame or image that depicts the look-and-feel of a motion design project. From a business perspective, they help win pitches for commercial projects.”
“Ideally, a style frame is both beautiful and functional. Style frames present ideas, emotions, and narratives associated with a concept. Although style frames are singular moments of a motion piece, each frame can propel a story forward.”
Read to learn about Style Frames from Design For Motion
Student Examples:
BFA Title Sequence Examples
Other Student Titles Style Frames
NO CLASS THURSDAY (Thanksgiving)
DUE SUNDAY by noon
Click to view- Read about Style Frames from Design For Motion.
- Post at least one style frame to #finalproject Slack Channel, so you can get feedback from classmates and make sure you are going in the right direction before you commit all your time into the rest of your graphics and overall look-and-feel.
- Make sure the style frame includes the graphic style, typography, and chosen colors. And that it is a composition pulled from your chosen storyboard.
- You obviously don’t need to wait until Sunday to upload an image if you want feedback sooner!
DUE NEXT TUESDAY
Click to viewPost to #finalproject Slack Channel. Turn in via your process book document to get ahead.
- Create 2 quality style frames that demonstrate your vision including: graphic style, typography, colors, and so on.
- Make one of them the main title card.
- These should be cohesive.
- Compositions are pulled from your chosen storyboard.
- Choose music.
- Finalize concept statement.
- Finalize moodboard.
- Finalize storyboard. Account for each title you will include.
- Create the rest of your graphics so you can start working on your sequence in class.