unit 10

S.W.O.T analysis Here is my SWOT analysis that I am making for my animation, 5 until. Creating a SWOT analysis will help me identify my strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats during the process of creating my animation. We learned what SWOT analysis is in unit 2. Strengths: In terms of strengths, my animation covers a dark topic in a way that is still suitable for younger audiences and educates them on the complexities of grief and how some people may cope with the loss of a loved one. The reason why I believe that my animation is better suited for a younger audience is because of the portrayal of loss used through a pet cat instead of a human being: although it might be considered sadder by some, I believe that with the use of a passing of a cat, children / a younger audience might be able to sympathize more than they would for a human with no development or background on the character. Another strength in my animation is the use of noticeable representation: Although the ch...

Gantt Chart: As apart of the pre production documents, I decided to create a Gantt chart to support and speed up the process. This gantt chart includes dates and times that are highlighted to show when I will complete tasks in order to finish the animation. The grey blocks are highlighted are to show when tasks must be completed under a certain date. Gantt charts also display what available time I have after I have gone over the set dates / times for whatever reason that certain tasks could not be completed at its desired time frame. Asset table: Above is an asset table, that contains information on every asset that is going to be used in the animation, for example, characters, backgrounds, images, sounds, etc. The asset table describes each asset and the file type and how / where it will be used. It also states whether it can be used or not depending on copyright laws. Diagram: The diagram above describes 3 conventions that are going to be included in my animation: soundtrack, dialogu...