The final group video is shown above. Some changes have been made to each of the scenes:
- As we all created our silhouette's differently, some of us were unable to put a question mark material onto the body, so we came to the conclusion that it was best to take the question marks off of Rich's scenes so that it would flow with the rest of the scenes and be consistent throughout instead. Rich also changed the speed of his camera so that it went slightly faster.
- Maria has changed her room so that it didn't start from left to right, but started so that it flowed from my scene into hers. She also changed some of the camera angles.
- Luke added more tables and chairs into his scene because it would look better and took use of the spare space.
- Changes to my scene includes the ball actually falling correctly and bouncing (achieved by simply scaling the ball down a little when it hits the floor). However, after rendering it, I noticed that the ball seems to stay up in the end once the camera moves away, but it's too late to change this. The hoop throwing is a little faster, although it seems to jerk halfway through, but still looks effective nonetheless. I have also changed the camera angles a lot so that you can only see certain silhouettes at a time, so that they don't appear static throughout, and so that you can see their movements better than the last video (you can see once the train hits the blocks, the silhouette playing with the hoops pays attention to the crash by turning his head).
- Music added in.
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