Action

Action from Stine Agerskov Frandsen on Vimeo.

assignment of the week - a 100 frame action shot. I got the cast off my hand bone is (supposedly) not broken anymore, and I am glad to find that I sure do work faster now.

midterm test; dialgue

Midterm test, second year: dialogue from Stine Agerskov Frandsen on Vimeo.

this year's test exam; a piece of dialogue, five days to make it. No props allowed. And I spend an entire afternoon at the emergency room getting my broken wrist wrapped up. I do have to work more on this, but I think I did well, considering.
Story of this piece: the character is looking at waitress, telling her that everything is good. then stares t her as she walks away, then turns towards his male friend.

Lighting and rendering

light and rendering from Stine Agerskov Frandsen on Vimeo.

we had a couple of days learning basic ligthing and rendersettings, and a bit of compositing. nice to see something rendered.

Howls moving castle, Sketch

A sketch I did of howls moving castle. I want to finish the colouring, but today I got my right hand and arm put into a gypsum bandage, which temporarily puts my drawings on a hold. Two weeks I have to wear this thing. Enjoy this drawing though. :)

Progression, acting

Acting without dialogue, progress reel from Stine Agerskov Frandsen on Vimeo.

the last couple of weeks we had to do an acting shot, chosing between "drinking the wrong drink" or "politician has the wrong speech". Our teacher was Michael Berenstein, and he had quite a different way of working than what we are used to. It has been really great exploring another workflow. I also tried out a different kind of animation. I am not really that fond of this animation, but I did learn quite a lot of stuff, which is important to me.