1. Principles & Design Of animation Produksi Film Animasi Kuliah-16
Iwan Sonjaya,ST.MMT.MT

2. Produksi Film Animasi
Pra Produksi
Produksi
Pasca Produksi

3. Metodologi Produksi Film Animasi
Pre-production
Exploring ideas, storytelling, and scriptwriting
Concept art, visual development, camera maps
Character design , thumbnail
Storyboards, techniques, audio breakdown
Background and environment layout

4. Metodologi Produksi Film Animasi
Production
Block in key poses, placement and timing
Two dimentional in-between
Rolling, flipping, and pencil testing
Clean-up, scanning, and coloring

5. Metodologi Produksi Film Animasi
Post production
Compositing
Rendering
Final editing

6. Pra Produksi - Ide dan storytelling
Sebuah film animasi berangkat dari ide yang bagus dan naskah yang bagus.
Ide akan sangat menakjubkan jika dituangkan lewat kisah dan eksekusi produksi yang baik

7. Ide dan storytelling
Termasuk ke dalam tahapan pre-production: Idea, script, storyboards, design, layout, dan production planning

8. Ide dan storytelling
thumbnail

9. Storyboards Development

10. Storyboards Development

11. Storyboards Development

12. Storyboards Development

13. Storyboards Development

14. Production : Keyframe dan In-between

15. Flipping

16. Pencil test

17. Clean-up

18. Clean-up

19. Scanning

20. Coloring

21. Coloring

22. Compositing

23. Pasca Produksi - Compositing

24. Compositing

25. Rendering
Screen format ratio
Standard academy format: which is essentially a 4:3 ratio
Widescreen format: widescreen (or 16 X 9 nches), which is a 1.85:1 format

26. Rendering
Resolution
Most TV and computer monitors use a 72-ppi resolution
A full-screen image measurement of 720 X 480 pixels (or 720 X 576 pixels for TV in the United Kingdom and other PAL-based regions).
High-definition screens, however, require a larger screen dimension. One of the most standard is 1920 X 1080 pixels. Others can be used also, as long as they conform to a basic 16 X 9 screen ratio

27. The standard projection rate for film is 24 fps.
Rendering
Frame rates
The standard projection rate for film is 24 fps.
On TV in the United States and other NTSC broadcast regions around the world, 24 fps or, more usually, 30 fps is the requirement.
In the United Kingdom and other PAL broadcast regions of the world, the TV projection rate is 25 fps.
Computers run at 30 fps and video games at 60 fps (in this case, “ fields ” per second, which is eff ectively the equivalent of 30 “ frames ” per second).

28. Editing

29. Editing