Hi Alan, I made a few more renders in different angles will help me decide which is best for my project. which one do you feel are the best for the concept arts?
Ok, good. Now use your renders to create a starting storyboard. Select the correct shots (renders) that suit the story, number them (Shot__001 etc), write whats meant to be happening underneath (the script), and even make more if necessary. Once you've done that you can use them to draw over and 'upscale' them to take your characters performances into account (acting). For example, where are they looking and what they are feeling and doing. Finally, think about the rest of the story and how you can use the same starting technique to get you started. Remember the goal is to tell an 'emotional' story through 'cinema' (lighting, colour, camera angles, performance, sound, and editing).
Ok, good. Now use your renders to create a starting storyboard. Select the correct shots (renders) that suit the story, number them (Shot__001 etc), write whats meant to be happening underneath (the script), and even make more if necessary. Once you've done that you can use them to draw over and 'upscale' them to take your characters performances into account (acting). For example, where are they looking and what they are feeling and doing. Finally, think about the rest of the story and how you can use the same starting technique to get you started. Remember the goal is to tell an 'emotional' story through 'cinema' (lighting, colour, camera angles, performance, sound, and editing).
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And...you can add colour and light sources quickly in photoshop this way...
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thank you so much Alan
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