In the same way, as I animated the whale, I followed the steps Alan taught, first finding the reference and then exporting the sequence frames.
week 4:https://moodle.arts.ac.uk/mod/folder/view.php?id=674497
Animation preparation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qDokVzWSH4
Camera 1
I wanted to give the viewer a sense of oppression, so I set the camera to look up.
At first, I only did the wolf looking back at the audience, but previewing it, the image felt particularly dull. So, before the wolf turned back, I added the wolf glancing lightly at the audience. An eye change has also been added.
Finally, shot changes were made to suit the timing of the action.
Feels like it still needs adjusting.
Camera 2:
This shot is a shift from the partial to the whole.
eye light:
I gave the wolf’s eyes a light, similar to the feeling that there was still light during the depression.
Tail action:
I looked for a reference fortail：