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Animation Programs: Scenarios and Storyboards

Animation Programs: Scenarios and Storyboards. MMP 220 Multimedia Programming.

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Animation Programs: Scenarios and Storyboards

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  1. Animation Programs: Scenarios and Storyboards MMP 220 Multimedia Programming The material in this handout is taken from “Learning to Program with Alice” a project supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant NSF-0126833, NSF-0302542, and NSF-0339734. Contact Wanda Dann: wpdann@ithaca.edu, Stephen Cooper: scooper@sju.edu, Randy Pausch: pausch@cmu.edu, and Don Slater: dslater@cmu.edu http://www.aliceprogramming.net/ This adapted material was prepared for students in MMP220 as as part of a curriculum redesign project funded by National Science Foundation grant #0511209 Co PI’s Christopher Stein and Jody Culkin BMCC CUNY http://teachingmultimedia.net

  2. Step 1: Design • Decide on the problem to be solved • Design a solution • We will use a storyboard design technique, commonly used in the film industry

  3. Example • The scenario is: First Encounter After traveling through space, a robot-manned craft has just made a landing on a moon. The robot is on the moon and has set up a camera so earthbound scientists in Houston can view this historic event. The camera view shows the robot, the lunar Lander and some nearby rock formations. Suddenly an alien peeks out from behind a rock, surprising the robot. The robot looks around, spots the alien, and walks over to take a closer look. The alien is frightened and hides behind the rocks. • The problem is: How can we create this animation?

  4. Create Initial Worldby adding objects

  5. StoryboardOption 1: Sketches

  6. StoryboardOption 2: Screen Shots The spiderRobot walks toward the alien Initial scene

  7. StoryboardOption 3: Text Form • A textual storyboard is like a "to-do" list. • The Learning to Program in Alice textbook puts a textual storyboard in a box: Do the following steps in order alien moves up alien says "Slithy toves?" robot's head turns around robot turns to look at alien Do together robot moves toward the alien robot legs walk alien moves down

  8. Assignment • Read Chapter 2

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