Storytelling for Animation and Motion Design
Course final project
A course by Smog , Designer and Animator
About the final project for: Storytelling for Animation and Motion Design
Animated Storytelling
“We have reached the end of this course, where I shared my process to face Storytelling in motion design. I hope you enjoyed it and that these tools help you find your personal way of telling stories in animation. Do not forget to upload your final project and then continue exploring other ways of telling stories, because each project allows you to try new things and each story has its own world. See you in the forum! ”
Partial transcription of the video
“Well. we have reached the end of this Domestika course. I hope you enjoyed it and feel you have gained new and good tools to create your own stories in Motion Design. First. we saw what we do at Smog. the type of stories we tell. and the type of projects we handle. Then I showed you some references that have influenced my work. Next. we looked at what storytelling is. its importance. and how to plan a project before starting delved into the story's bibliography. learning about the equation formed by the core idea. tone. and structure. Then we began to build our story. where we used tools li...”
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Course summary for: Storytelling for Animation and Motion Design
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3D & Animation, Illustration -
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Animation, Drawing, Motion Graphics, Narrative, Storyboard, Storytelling
Smog
A course by Smog
Moisés is a graphic designer by trade, but years of experience in the field led him to discover the magic of storytelling and its applications as a design tool. That's what inspired him to create Smog in 2006 alongside Pablo González. This prolific audiovisual design studio, based in Santiago de Chile, is dedicated to telling captivating stories through a combination of design and animation techniques.
Smog's work can be found in film, television, events, and digital media. They've worked for clients such as IKEA, Pizza Hut, Huawei, and The World Economic Forum, but many of the pieces they create are commissioned by nongovernmental organizations like Todo Mejora, Oceana, Amparo y Justicia, and Greenpeace.
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