So I changed my story, it's still bball but before i didn't really have a story so i was just gonna focus on movement, but now i have a story with a message that reflects on my life too. So I changed the title to "Fo Sho" and the tagline is "Everything that glitter ain't gold." Basically it's about a guy who likes taking the shortcuts and as long as it's presentable on the outside, he can get by in life. However when he is challenged by someone or something, and things don't go right, his stubbornness to change his ways and do it correctly frustrates him, then he simply gives up at the end and sometimes the last resort can kick him right back in the ass. I often like using my laziness to come up with something flashy just to get the job done, but I'm never consistently accomplishing things, if it's anything I'm consistent of, it's procrastinating...kind of like this HW assignment.
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Final Animatic
So I changed my story, it's still bball but before i didn't really have a story so i was just gonna focus on movement, but now i have a story with a message that reflects on my life too. So I changed the title to "Fo Sho" and the tagline is "Everything that glitter ain't gold." Basically it's about a guy who likes taking the shortcuts and as long as it's presentable on the outside, he can get by in life. However when he is challenged by someone or something, and things don't go right, his stubbornness to change his ways and do it correctly frustrates him, then he simply gives up at the end and sometimes the last resort can kick him right back in the ass. I often like using my laziness to come up with something flashy just to get the job done, but I'm never consistently accomplishing things, if it's anything I'm consistent of, it's procrastinating...kind of like this HW assignment.
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Final Movie Poster
Tagline: "Leave it all on the court"
This is not a chick flick! The story's about an uninspired/unmotivated basketball player, shooting hoops alone. He gets lazy at his shots and when he goes up for a layup, out of nowhere this guy comes and blocks his shot. Now the protagonist must really challenge himself to be better and eventually he realizes that he literally is "challenging himself".
P.S. mad credits to Kawika for helping me with the title. Thanks bruddah!
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
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