2. Why did we choose Shrek?We will be talking aboutDevelopment
and beginningsDirectors roleStoryboardingConcepts and design3D
animation processPost Production 3. Directors Role Andrew Adamson
Animationprofessional and Director Worked on visuals for various
films Debut in directing in 2001 - Shrek Skills 4. Shrek Written
and illustrated ByWilliam Steig In 1990.Rights to the book acquired
by StevenSpielberg in 1991 and planned to beanimated.DreamWorks Is
founded and in 1995becomes interested and takes the rightsand
producer Jeffrey Katzenberg putsShrek in to production shortly
after.When we started Shrek, we wanted to make a fairy tale come to
life- as ifyou opened a storybook and stepped into that world,
Andrew Adamson(Director) 5. 6. Shrek: Deleted scene Video clip 7.
Colour ScriptsOnce they have the scenes they wantfrom the
script/storyboards they dothings called colour scripts
whichestablish the colours and mood of thefilm and continue with
development ofconcepts and environments. 8. Production Design by
Mike Ploog for DreamWorks Animations Shrek (2001) 9. Sculptures are
the easiest way for me tocommunicate the look of a
character.Sketches are great but they only give youone angle. With
a sculpture you can figureout every angle. Tom HesterTom creates 3D
models forHollywood films atHester Studios for over 25years.He was
the lead characterdesigner for Shrek. 10. 36 separate environments
in the entire film.28,186 trees with 3 billion leaves were used.Art
Directors toured Hearst Castle and thevillage of Stratford upon
Avon for inspiration. 11. Translating Character Designsinto
3DStages before Animation can begin: 3D Modeling from Character
designs Creating rigs for Characters Storyboard images scanned in
12. 1) Storyboard Images are scanned in tocreate animatic.2)
Characters are created andrigged digitally based onstoryboard
images3) Detail and texturing on characters andbackground is built
up4) Final work is done and lighting addedto bring the scene to
life 13. Animation Crew andEquipmentThe Animation crew for Shrek
consistedof:16 Animation Software Developers5 Directing Animators19
3D Animators2 Animation Production Supervisors1 Technical
DirectorEquipment used in Production:Animation uses Premo,
developed byDreamWorksHP Z WorkstationsLinux desktops and server
CPUs 14. How long it takes toAnimateAnimation process usually takes
around1 years to completeAs technology develops, Render
Hoursincrease dramatically:Shrek 1: 5 Million Render HoursShrek 2:
10 Million Render HoursShrek 3: 20 Million Render HoursShrek 4: 46
Million Render Hours 15. Video showing Progress in Shrek films 16.
The Success of Shrek $484.4 million Critical and commercial success
Sequels and spin offs 17. Questions? 18. Tumblr LinksDaniel
Gray:http://www.tumblr.com/blog/dgrayunit3Katie
Borkin:http://katieshrek.tumblr.comMax
Bode:http://mxpower.tumblr.comSharni
Melson:http://sharnimelson.tumblr.com
