Week 2-Dirty Dozen for upcoming Animation Project

1.  What is the project supposed to achieve?

    -Hopefully to get people interested in the event. Hopefully. But not only will it benefit the members of Visions, but the viewers as well; it may provide information for those seeking to understand.

2.  Who is the customer?

 -Anybody really. It's basically whoever's using a social network, and they happen to scroll down and find this bit of awesomeness.

3.  What are the deliverables of the project?  (These are tangible and intangible.) 

-An animation that viewers can enjoy and be informed with. It's also eye-candy if it isn't informative.

4.  What is the budget?

-Absolutely nothing. The animation software currently being used will have no effect on the (or any) budget whatsoever.

5.  How long will it take?

-A couple of days at most, give or take.

6.  What specific skills are needed?

-Prior knowledge involving Adobe: Photoshop, After Effects, Premiere etc.

7.  What special resources are needed?

-None. Everything is created via After Effects plus resources found online.

8.  Who is working the project?  What is each person's job?

-It's just me for now, but if I'm ever in a pickle I'll ask my fellow animators for help.

  

9.  What is the schedule?

-Animate one layer in continuity with the other, work on the next. A very simple process of creation, if everything works out.

26th: Background elements, rough draft

27th: Revision, final animation upload

10.  What are the risks?  (Small vs. large impact, likely vs. unlikely)

-The only real risk I can run into could involve uploading an animation with the wrong message, which will never happen.

11.  How will you communicate with your team?

-By various means, including email, Facebook, maybe by phone etc. This animation is a 1-2 man job.

12.  How will you determine if the project is successful?

-If it meets specific parameters, and more importantly if it's approved by my department.