Assignment 3: Memories

This is my sketch for Assignment 3 and this is my sketches for my first attempt on the storyline.
Basically, the story moves from left top to left bottom then to right top then to left bottom.

This is the same as the first 4 sketches and is a continued version of the story. The last picture is the surprise element, which is a Minnie Mouse laying in bed...Hope you like it =)

P.S. the story line can be found with the actual pictures/photos named, Memories.

Assignment 3

These are the sketches for Assignment 3 attempt 2.

It is definitely the same as the photo, so please do take a look at the storyline written at the actual pictures...haha...

Hope you like the sketches too =)

Assignment 3: Storytelling (U C what I C)

This is my revised version of Assignment 3...with special thanks to my friends, Ong Hong Sheng, Tan Choon Kiat, Eileen Chua and Tham Jieying for helping out =)

A Fight

Haha...Special thanks to the two guys, Eileen and Jieying (Background photographers for Frame 8) for helping out. They are my JC classmates and friends. Location of the shot was at IMM. I guess this 8 frames tells the story better than the previous one, so I chose it.

PS, Ms Siti saw this and she commented that the guys' acting look fake...haha...well, we can't blame them cos they are not professionals.

Thanks guys!

Assignment 3: Storytelling (U C what I C)

Story 2 frames...

Memories
Special Thanks to my Mum for sacrificing to look haggard to help me in my project...haha

The above is my 1st attempt for storytelling assignment. However, I think it was too abstract as we had a session of understanding the stories and the person interpreting my story was unable to get it...so I was considering of redoing the storyline.

Assignment 3: Storytelling (U C what I C)

Moving on is the 3rd assignment for this module. Same thing, we did classroom activity for this assignment and I wil definitely upload it soon.

Now let's take a look at my assignment guidelines.

Write/ Select a short story and try to communicate the story using only visuals (only 8 frames) with a surprise element.

I went through the thought process of structuring my storylines.

Story 1: A birthday Surprise
Frame 1: A & B were arguing
Frame 2: A leaves B and walks angrily away.
Frame 3: B is upset. B takes bag and leaves.
Frame 4: B boards a bus to go home.
Frame 5: B reaches home and opens the door.
Frame 6: B got a shock.
Frame 7: House is full of people. (Surprise Element)
Frame 8: A & B hug each other in front of a birthday cake. (Surprise Element)

Feasibility: Low
Reason: Need alot of people (Difficult to get), High budget

Story 2: Memories
Frame 1: Clock is at 2pm.
Frame 2: A is checking temperature of person in front.
Frame 3: Medicine and a cup of water.
Frame 4: Clock is at 9pm.
Frame 5: A stalk of flower withers (Signifies a person dying).
Frame 6: A is crying on a white cloth covering person.
Frame 7: Stalk of flower is placed on the white cloth.
Frame 8: Cloth unveils a Minnie Mouse to be the "person". (Surprise Element)

Feasibility: High
Reason: Easier to do than Story 1.

Thus, after choosing my storyline as Story 2, I proceeded on with my mother as my model...She sacrifice by making herself haggard looking...haha...Thanks, Mummy!!