One of my old school friends came over to my house so I could help her with some uni work. We see each other every Wednesday morning on the train and occasionally other days as well.
She's doing event management at University and on the way home one day, we were talking about a project that she's doing, because she wanted to see if I had any ideas that could help her.
This was just after we, at BCT, had finished doing the claymations which I had told her about that morning. She was really interested in it and liked the idea of using a claymation for her project. We were talking about how she could do that and by the time we got back to our station she was really enthusiastic about doing it. I told her that I would help her, seeing as I had just finished doing some myself.
She came over on the weekend so that we could work on it. Earlier, she had emailed me her ideas so that I could tell her whether they would be possible. The ideas she had sounded really cool, but some of them were too complicated and time consuming to be able to do.
We made all the figures and objects and got everything else organised. Although, once into it I knew that some of it would not work. When we had all the photos I put them into imovie, just to see what the video would look like. As I suspected, some of it didn't work very well. There were parts in it that looked good, but the majority of it didn't turn out how we planned.
This shows that even if an idea is good, it needs to be executed and carried out in a way to make it even better and most importantly, successful.
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