Release date:2021

Author:Bill Perkins

Skill level:Beginner

Language:English

Exercise files:Yes

In this course, legendary Disney art director Bill Perkins will teach you the skillsets needed to create strong visual storytelling for film and animation. With his years of experience working on films like Aladdin, The Little Mermaid, and Space Jam, Bill will help build your visual vocabulary to aid in your creative storytelling. You will learn about the visual components like primaries of design. Bill will lecture on the importance of dominance and subordination. You will explore ways to achieve shape clarity as well as manipulate both visible and implied lines. From there, Bill will analyze the use of color and visual subtext to help enhance your visual storytelling.

Week 1: Introduction to Visual Language

In week one, Bill will give you an overview of the visual components and primaries of design. You will look at the figure-ground relationship. Then, you will learn about the importance of dominance and subordination in the design of film stills.

Week 2: Shape Clarity

In week two, you will explore how to achieve shape clarity and distinction. Bill will review the concept of dominant vs. subordinate and lecture on Notan vs. Chiaroscuro. You will learn how to utilize line, mass, and form to create image clarity.

Week 3: Utilizing Tone

In week three, Bill will teach you how to utilize tone as a visual component. You will learn the concepts of Major and Minor keys that allow you to break down tonal relationships.

Week 4: Exploring Lines

In week four, Bill will lecture on the importance of both visible and implied lines in visual storytelling. You will learn how to lead the viewer’s eye around the picture frame and effectively deliver your narrative.

Week 5: Rhythm’s Power

In week five, you will learn the importance of rhythm within your compositions. You will also examine how rhythm can go beyond the composition to fit into character design.

Week 6: Analyzing Color

In week six, you will discover how to utilize color in visual storytelling. You will learn how to identify color relationships and apply contrasting colors to drive character development.

Week 7: Creating Subtext

In week seven, Bill will lecture on how subtext makes your visual storytelling more engaging. You will learn the effects of framing an image. Then, you will discover that adding or subtracting details will affect how the image reads to the viewer.

Week 1- Introduction to Visual Language 00 Learning Recommendation 01 Course Overview 02 Using Images to Narrate 03 Overview of a Figure-ground Relationship 04 In-Class Assignment 05 Figure-ground Relationship Demonstration 06 In-Class Assignment 07 Dominance and Subordination Demonstration 08 Examples of Storytelling Images 09 Examples of Film Openings and Analysis of Film Stills I 10 Analysis of Film Stills II 11 The Opening of Indiana Jones 12 Assignment

Week 2- Shape Clarity 00 Learning Recommendation 01 Review of Dominant vs Subordinate 02 Examples of Character Development and Storytelling 03 Overview of the Movie Still Index 04 In-Class Assignment 05 Analysis of Film Stills I 06 Analysis of Film Stills II 07 Notan vs Chiaroscuro 08 Using Line, Mass, and Form to Create Image Clarity 09 Developing a Personal Style 12 Assignment

Week 3- Utilizing Tone 00 Learning Recommendation 01 Lesson Overview 02 Tonal Relationships with Major and Minor Keys 03 Range of Contrast 04 Tonal Contrast to Emphasize Our Story 05 Tonal Contrast Effects on Mood 06 Movies using Tonal Contrast and Value in Storytelling 12 Assignment

Week 4- Exploring Lines 00 Learning Recommendation 01 The Importance of Real and Implied Lines 02 Analyzing Lines Used in Images 03 The Impact of Line Variation 04 Ways to Control the Eyeline 05 Analyzing the Utilization of the Eyeline in Film I 06 Analyzing the Utilization of the Eyeline in Film II 12 Assignment

Week 5- Rhythm’s Power 00 Learning Recommendation 01 Rhythm Overview 02 Using Rhythm to Move the Viewers Eye 03 Understanding Rhythmic Design 04 Breaking Down Dean Cornwells Use of Rhythm 05 Dean Cornwells Use of Rhythm Continued 06 Establishing Rhythm in Character Design 12 Assignment

Week 6- Analyzing Color 00 Learning Recommendation 01 Using Color to Aid in Telling a Story 02 Analyzing the Color in Nanny McPhee 03 An American in Paris Color Analysis 04 Analyzing The Phantom of the Opera 05 Skyfall Color Analysis 06 Identifying Color Relationships in West Side Story 07 West Side Story Continued and Analyzing Color in Paintings 08 Understanding How Artist Control Color Relationships 12 Assignment

Week 7- Creating Subtext 00 Learning Recommendation 01 Developing Subtext in Storytelling 02 How Framing Changes the Subtext 03 Storytelling Through Framing 04 Analysis of The Natural 05 Dominant and Subordinate Elements in the Picture Frame 12 Assignment

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