In high school I had a Super-8 movie camera (it’s still in the basement somewhere) and I made some shorts ourdoors. Matchbox cars racing, stuffed animals paying soccer on the lawn. I even filmed “explosions” that I programmed in Basic on my Sinclair ZX-81. I’d love to get back into it.
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At uni, I did a one-semester course in 3D Studio Max, during which I made a few short animations. My final project was a car chase, set to the theme from Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
Ah yes, so I set up the tripod and my camera, and a very small white space, and did a series of drawings, one on top of the other, about 24 all up. Then tried to make them into an animation, first off using Photoshop, then when I couldn’t work out the whole layers thing, tried iMovie. But really I didn’t have enough time or concentration, to do it properly.
Basically I got impatient and gave up. But I’ve still got the photos of the drawings. I’ll have to try again another day.
Tim gave me a tripod for Christmas, so I’ve got to use it! A couple of months ago we went to an exhibition of William Kentridge’s work at the MCA,and then we went to a workshop to learn how to do the drawing and rubbing out, and redrawing technique of making an animation. And you can take the photos/stills with a digital camera and a tripod. So, that is what I will do, maybe tomorrow even.


