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Animatik to date 1208

Animatik1208 from Jason Magic Tseng on Vimeo . I just realized that I didn't put "bipolar" in the voice over. The sentence should be "taunting at bipolars' struggles is easy".... another problem is that the music at the end didn't come out. But at this point I care more about if the way I put it together making any sense or not. Mania: The main character will be represented by the line. The line will come out from a male's head at the first couple shot, and get into the shape of a bird. The bird should fly precariously toward the sun. After reaching certain height, it'll kinda lose it's balance in the air and melt to the shape of a meteor and fall into the ocean. Depression+difficulties of finding right treatment: In the underwater environment, Passing by the whale, avoiding all the torpedoes in the water ( different medicines), the line get frustrated and going down. How people's behaviors/attitude can make influence on bipolar When p...

Animatik to date: revised again

Animatik_2008-11-21 from Jason Magic Tseng on Vimeo . I've gained some really constructive feedback from people, but still, please leave a comment if you can, I'll appreciate it . Thanks!!!

Quick&dirty prototype:animatik

Its pretty rough and ugly because I just want to see if the story make any sense in animatik form. After reviewing it, I feel like between the 2ns and 3rd shot I should put more info to help my audience understand "everyone got a cup on the top of head" scenario. Also I already got some feedback saying its hard to tell if the thing on the top of my character is container or just it's hair. That should definitely put into consider when I doing the character design. Another concern I have is about the storyline itself... is it too much to show the funny twisted face of a drawn character and imply it as a bipolar patient? Is it doing the opposite of my purpose and corrode my TA's minds and enhance the negative stereotype impression even more?? ....it really bothers me now...shit!!! quick&dirty prototype from Jason Magic Tseng on Vimeo .