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03-Creating An Animated Movie

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CREATING AN

ANIMATED MOVIE
1. Personal Note

There is no “correct” or
“unique” way to animate and
the steps explained below
aren't always followed in the
same order.
2. Character Introduction

Hello everyone, my name is________.


I’m the director of one of the most
successful animation studios in the
world, the _______ Pictures Studio. You
might have heard of it.
3. Finding Inspiration

To come up with a good story


you need to find inspiration.
4. Developing the Idea

This is always a long process


with lots of changes.
5. Writing the Script

Which is the text where all the


dialogues of the movie are
written.
6. The production Plan

this step consists on planning


everything before starting the
production process.
6.1 Delivery date

6.2 Preliminary schedule

6.3 Crew plan

6.4 Budget

Detailed and summary budget

Above and below the line budget

6.5 Recruiting
7. Research

When the production plan is


over, research begins.
8. Designing

Once all the research is done,


we start designing the
characters and backgrounds
for the movie
8.1 Character designing

When it comes to designing characters,


everyone contributes with their ideas.

8.2 Main location designing

Animators also have to design the


backgrounds of the movie.
9. Composing

This step is only applicable


when talking about a musical
film, not every animated
movies have singing in it.
10. Storyboarding

Storyboards are sketches


similar to comic books that
follow the action of the script
and shows how the characters
will move in every scene.
11. Concept art

It is the visual development


department who takes charge
of this step.
12. Recording the dialogues

When the concept art is


already finished, it is time to
record the voices of the 12.1 Casting
characters.
12.2 Character presentation

12.3 Recording
13. Animating

This is when animation truly


begins. All the storyboards and
the planning is done so now it’s
time to let the animators do
magic.
13.1 Key animators

13.2 nbetweeners
14. Inking and coloring

When all the scenes have been


animated, they are taken to the
inking department. That is where
they pass the pencil sketches into
celluloid. Celluloid is a thin, clear
sheet of transparent plastic
15. Backgrounds

The backgrounds are the sets


where the action of each animated
sequence takes place. As well as
the previous step, they can be
done by computer or by hand.
16. Photography process

After the background and the


characters are finished, it’s time to put
them together. They are both laid
together on top of each other with a
piece of glass on the top to stop any
irregularities the cels might have
17. Computer effects

Sometimes, a sequence requires


some type of animation that would
be very difficult to do by hand and
that is when we use computer
effects. They are used for many
different things
18. Sound

This is the last part of the


animation process
19. Release day

Once all the previous steps are


finished, our movie is ready to be
shown to the world. We distribute
the film worldwide and, depending
on the country, it will come out
sooner or later.

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