Motion Graphics and Compositing- Project 3: Channel Ident/Identity

06.11.2024 -27.11.2024 (Week 6 - Week 9)
Kelly Lau Jie Ning/ 0354839
Motion Graphics and Compositing/ Bachelor of Design (Honors) in Creative Media
Project 3: Channel Ident/Identity
INSTRUCTION


Project 3: Channel Ident/Identity
For Task 3, I will build on the work from Tasks 1 and 2 to create a 15-30-second channel ident motion graphic video. I will continue using the same channel chosen in Task 2, refining the concept, mood, and style. I will focus on using motion graphics, typography, and animation to effectively represent the channel's identity.

Progress
I changed the PowerPoint because in this project I wanted to introduce their top 3 product so I changed the slide's product and added more visual elements in the slide.


Progress in Ae
For the liquid transition, I make it using the turbulent display.
The final combination of all footage:


Reflection

In this project, I faced a problem with the time limit. I wanted to include a lot of content to make the animation more interesting, but this made it longer than the allowed time. To fix this, I had to cut some parts from the beginning to make sure the final animation stayed within the time limit. This was difficult because I needed to keep the story clear while removing extra parts.

Even though I made a storyboard and planned the duration for each part, I didn’t follow it strictly during the production. This caused the animation to go over time. From this experience, I learned the importance of sticking to the plan and managing time carefully. It was a useful lesson, and I’ll make sure to be more careful with timing in my future projects.

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