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Three-Part Animation Slide Creation - using MAYA software - 1 Day delivery

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₹ 600 – ₹ 1.500 per project

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Part 1: Your First Animation (Slides 1 - 4) • Slide 1: Intro — Put the module name, your Student Number only (do not use your real name), and state if you are using 3D, 2D, or hand-drawn animation. • Slide 2: The Video Reference — Show pictures of the real-life video (LAV) you copied. Draw arrows on the pictures to show how the person balances and moves. • Slide 3: The Behind-the-Scenes — Take a screenshot of your animation software's graph curves (the Graph Editor). Explain how you adjusted these lines to make the character look heavy, not floaty. • Slide 4: The Final Video — Put your finished 10-second animation clip here. Write a short paragraph explaining what parts look perfect and what parts were hard to do. Part 2: Your Second Animation (Slides 5 - 7) • Slide 5: A New Movement — Pick a completely different movement for your second animation (for example, if the first was a kick, make this one a heavy lift). Show your video reference for it. • Slide 6: Making It Clear — Show your character as a solid black shape (silhouette). This proves your poses are clear and easy to read. • Slide 7: The Final Video — Put your second 10-second animation clip here and write a quick review of it. Part 3: Your Third Animation & Checklist (Slides 8 - 12) • Slide 8: The Hardest Movement — Show your third video reference (something fast or complex, like a jump or a tumble). • Slide 9: Fixing Mistakes — Show a side-by-side picture of your early, messy version versus your finished, clean version. Explain how you fixed a technical problem (like a shaky knee or a glitch). • Slide 10: The Final Video — Put your third 10-second animation clip here. • Slide 11: What You Learned — Create a simple checklist showing how you used animation rules (like Timing and Weight) across all three clips. • Slide 12: The Rules Page — List the websites or books you used for help (using BCU Harvard style). Copy and fill out the AI Form from your assignment brief telling the teacher if you used AI or not.

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