In today's tutorial, Alan highlighted that my initial ideas for the adaptation animation were too basic and didn't go deep enough into the points that they were trying to tell, which is something I thought myself. Through some examples of other students' work on this project, I have tried to think of other things that can be adapted. On my way home on the bus, as it went past the Rochester high street, I thought about the idea of making an animation that shows the buildings of a high street interacting with each other.
My thought was that the camera could show a row of different shops, where the buildings are made to look like a face. Depending on the shop, the appearance and personality will differ. For Example:
- Ye Olde Sweet Shop: Old, Victorian time period style design. - Like an old Woman. Polite, confused.
- Waterstones: Neat, Classic design. - Well spoken/Mannered, Polite, Clever. Arrogant.
- Primark: Modern, slightly run down. Not very intelligent. Agrees with everyone else.
- Games Workshop: Modern. Nerdy. Nasal sounding voice. Quite intelligent.
- Woolworths - Shut down. Flowers laid outside it. Windows smashed.
- Costa Coffee - Polite. Quite smart. Friendly.
These are just some examples I thought of. This idea could lead to quite a funny animation as some of the shops are completely different to one another and could create some kind of conflict. To avoid, having people walking past/into these shops, the animation could be set before they open, and they have just woken up.
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