Today I took one of my main images into Photoshop and tried to make a few changes to the images to brighten it up, I added a Gaussian blur and a photo filter of a light blue shade, which made the image lighter straight away.
I then did a batch process on all of my images, I then added the images into the animation bar and tested the pictures as a animation, I exported it as a QuickTime movie and watched to see where I could make the movie better, some parts of the animation were very fast so I had to alter the seconds between the frames to give the animation a bit more of a slow pace so that the audience would be able to see all aspects of the animation.
I made five different movies with the different seconds and experimented with the frames to make sure that while watching the animation it was perfect timing and was not too fast for any audience type.
I then narrowed it down to one final version of the animation, which I thought was the best out of the five.
Next lesson: take animation into premier to edit and add effects, working at fast pace and in time to get finished for the deadline.
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