* First, I edited the presentation, making sure I used plenty of engaging and relevant images.
I also found out that the lines for the character artwork were too light, therefore I will go back to these and edit them on Photoshop over the next couple of days.
* I then carried on with the possible script, adding scenes that I felt may add intrigue whilst trying to avoid making them pointless or forced exposition.
The first one includes all the possible scenes I had come up with before, thus giving each character their own time to shine and feel like an actual (if not dysfunctional) family.
Noticing the script so far to be rather long, I decided to make a shorter/to the point version so as to cut out some of the characterisation scenes better suited for a series or later in the game. Therefore, this second script follows the format for a video game cut scene more closely so as to explain enough to a player, whilst getting them into the action as quickly as possible.
* I was also able to find a useful tutorial on how to create a story reel on 'Adobe After Effects' which is the program we are thinking of using. You can find it in the Harvard Referencing below.
* Finally, I did a bit of drawing for the Captain's final design.
Harvard Referencing:
- Vimeo (Unknown) Creating an Animatic in After Effects, part 1. [Online Video] Available at: http://vimeo.com/31181317 (Accessed: 3/3/2014).
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