Export From Maya Into Premiere

Animation: Export From Maya to Adobe Premiere

Before you export please make sure that your Maya animation project is at least 300 frames and that your animation does something interesting or engaging.

(You can see the pictures better by clicking on each icon).

1st Click on the Render Settings Button in the upper center of the screen.

Next, change your settings to match the one's listed below.

Make sure you are exporting your pictures as TIFF files and that name.#.ext is used.
Also, don't forget to change your starting and ending frames.

You can export four different camera angles so that you can change angles in Premiere.
You will need to export four different times to get each angle.

Next, click out of the Render Settings Box and go to Render in the top Maya menu.
First, click Rendering in the upper left hand corner:

Next, choose Render and Batch Render.

It will take a few minutes to Render your pictures each time you Render a different angle.
Your images will show here:

Create a new folder within this folder for each angle. For example, you could call the folder "Angle 1" or you could call it "Perspective View."



Next, open Adobe Premiere.
Create a new Sequence that is DSLR 1080p24

Go to the Adobe Premiere User Preferences in the upper left hand corner of the screen and click 'General Settings'. Please change the still frame duration to one frame:

Next, import your pictures into Premiere by going to File>Import>Folder
You will need to import each angle separately. Make sure each angle is in a different folder.

Finally, place your pictures in the order you want on the timeline.
You will Next, add music and sound effects as needed.
Don't forget to create a title and credits at the beginning and end.

Experimental Photography

Your next assignment is Experimental Photography.
Here are some ideas: http://digital-photography-school.com/adding-randomness-to-your-photos/

Thursday is a practice day. You will turn in a practice contact sheet.
Next Tuesday the 21st will be an all-period shooting day. You will turn in at least 24 experimental photos.

Animation and Photo: Tech Prep

Sign Up For Tech Prep

https://secure.techprepwa.org/default.aspx
Click Create an account under students click here. 

Create an account. Fill out only forms marked with a red asterisk. 
For Career Cluster pickle anything you want.
For Future Plans pick whatever is best for you.

Find Shorecrest High School and select Animation, Video, or Digital Photography with Mr. Mitchell as your teacher.

Turning In Fashion Work

1 4*3 12 picture Fashion Contact Sheet Adjusted
2 Best Fashion Photos
1 Best Magazine Cover

Shoreline Art Show

To submit to the Shoreline Art Show
Go to the link: http://www.shorelinearts.net/event-program/call-for-youth-artists-arts-festival-youth-art-show/
Fill out the form. You will need to copy the label and email Ms. King, laura.king@shorelineschools.org to print.
-lk

Masters of Photography Assignment

Masters of Photography

New Photography Masters Assignment:

 Use email to answer the following questions:

1. Look at the various work from ALL of the photographers listed below. This will take at least 30-40 minutes. You may even explore more up and coming photographers on your own.

2. Pick a photographer that you would like to emulate and pay homage. You will eventually re-create an exact picture and also create your own picture in the "style" of this photographer.

3. Tell me about the photographer and why you picked their work.

 In no LESS than one page please explain:

• Who you chose and who they are (i.e. when, where, what etc)

• Describe their photography: What is unique about her/his style and technique? What types of photos do they take? What are the themes or concepts?

•• Why did you choose this photographer? What do you like about their work/style?

 Please reference different photos and use photography terms that we have discussed in class and from the links below.

Rules of Composition

Elements of Design

4. What specific picture are you going to re-create? Why? Please provide a link to this photo. Where will you shoot these photos? Who are what exactly will be your subject? How will you re-create the exact lighting?

Please email this document to me at trent.mitchell@shorelineschools.org

Note: Do not copy/paste text from web sites. I will check to make sure that everything written is in your own words. Google is a fantastic tool for checking plagiarism.

  Assignment Due Dates:

June 6th: Written Description Due at end of period

June 7th: Shooting Day

June 9th: shooting day as needed

June 14: All pictures due. You have class time to edit on this day.

     

Photographers

Veterans:

 Jim Goldberg - documentary, black and white
Christopher Anderson - color portraits and documentary
Chris Jordan - patterns, industrial waste
Cindy Sherman - self portraits, "film stills"
Arthur Tress - staged fish tank images and various stuff
Steve McCurry - landscape, portraiture, photojournalism
Alex Majoli - photojournalism, black and white portraiture
Vik Muniz - photo composites
Loretta Lux - portraits
Julia Fullerton - commercial
Lauren Greenfeld - documentary
Shimpei Takeda - abstract
Walter Ioos - sports

Young and New Photographers:

Chase Jarvis -variety

Rookie Nolan - 

Sarah Hoey - surreal 

Paulina Otylie Surys -

PARI DUKOVIC -IMPRESSIONISM

JIM MORTRAM- 

SAMUEL JAMES -ACTIVISM, REALISM

LIZ WEST -VARIETY

ZHANG JINGNA -PORTRAIT

KARRAH KOBUS -SURREALISM

NIRRIMI HAKANSON

FUTOSHI MIYAGI  

SEB JANIAK

SIMON POWELL

MARCO MARTINELLI

KENNY WENG

MICHAEL DAVID ADAMS