Working to a brief

Introduction - when you are first given a brief you assess the brief and pick out the key words to find out what the client wants you the gather ideas from what they have asked for and then make a slide shoe of your ideas to show the client you both would get together to see if the ideas are ok if not you would be able to talk to the client and have their input and also yours when you have got the basic idea what the client wants you would then have to start with a pre-production which means storyboarding, script writing, risk assessment, location, release forms, actor release forms, financing and establishing shots.

Types brief

Contractual - Employment contract meaning two party's agree when the project gets finest.

Formal - Outline their requirements for you and it would be someone you know from a previous project or a friend.

Negotiated - Develop the brief to benefit them both but it mite have ups and downs with the benefits with both party's.

Informal - Call you and discuss their requirements not face to face case you and the employer mite not know each other.

Tender - Everyone can apply with the necessary skills.

When you are given a brief you must do what the client wants if you don't the client will go to a different company.
And when you need the hand over the work they want it.
You need to know what the client wants.
And who the client want its to be aimed at.
And you must know what the budget is.

What issues you may have with a client
Info is not getting to and from the client and the team.

Times keep getting change.

People did not know they where getting film.

If the client finds someone else.

If the client does not like the work you have done.

If they want the work in at a earlier date.

And the opportunities you can gain from working to a brief from a client is you can get well none from it and more clients will want you to work on there project and build up your reputation.

Here is a list of the documentation you must need to show the client:
ideas
presentation to pitch
mood boards
storyboards
constraints
research
how you will do it
layouts
treatment
preproduction documents
budget
gantt chart
overall outline or proposal
background details about client
any research carried out by client
what they hope to achieve
target audience
initial outline or proposal

My Ninja video

I made my ninjas out of plasticine

And I used a stop-motion camera to take a clip of my plasticine ninjas

The software I used was iStopMotion to save the clips on and I used GarageBand to make the background music, All in all these elements made up the finished piece of my video

I got my ideas from the film the Warrior's way and the look of my ninja from the old Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles show and I made the music in garage band I made different attempt on the song but this one standard out

And this is my storyboard 

Timeline on moving images and animation

This is my moodboard it includes the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and the Warrior's Way 
Here is a link to see the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles ...

Filming

I started filming today with my ninjas it went good it was a bit hard to move the ninjas but I got it in the end and I have finished the filming as well but it need sound

My ninjas are finished

Here are my finished ninjas

My ninjas

I started making the ninjas and this is what they look like

Story Board

I have started to do my story board for my plasticine Ninja version of The Warrior's Way

The Warrior's Way

The Warrior's Way by previewnetworksuk
Im going to do a plasticine ninja version of The Warrior's Way the first fight scene.

New Ideas

I am thinking to do plasticine ninjas so i am researching the way ninjas look like in images and in films

Cell Based

here is an example of Cell Based Animation


Tom and Jerry The Bowling Alley-Cat by itzblog

persistence of vision

persistence of vision is tricking your brane to make you think it is moving to you

Kung-Fu-Fighting video

I had to edit a song to a video what i had to use Garageband to edit the song i cut parts out and fade out the ending of the video.