Tuesday, May 1, 2012

My Methods

I start simple. A single word, thought, emotion, or question sets into motion the mechanics of my brain. It kind of depends on the mood I am in and what is currently happening in my life. So I guess you could say that all of my work is in a way very personal. Once I have the idea, I start searching for the story. I wonder what the plot is, the characters who fill it, and what medium I want to use. I picked the medium early on because the way I work on a stop motion film is different than how I would approach a flipbook. Not necessarily my methods, but my mindset is different. From there, I set out and begin actually making a project. If there is need for one, I first make a script, followed by a screenplay, then the film itself. This is the process that I have found works best for me. It has never been difficult coming up with an idea; actually making the film is. Yet once it’s completed, it’s the most gratifying feeling in the world. As far as my first project for MART 571C is concerned, I am right on tack and have everything under control.

No comments:

Post a Comment