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This is my final Kinetic Type animation 

Using nzherald audio for Trailblazers 

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Final text choices. I used the bold font for statement comments and bold words, and used the typewriter font for most of the speaking as I felt it suited the tone and people.

I used different sizes for and levels of condensed size to fit the screen and the speed of talking.

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As well as using my storyboard I would write notes whenever I came up with ideas. I found by doing this I’d keep coming up with more as I wrote

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Some other images I made for my animation 

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Images I drew for different sections of my animation. Outlines of drawings I found while researching Dame Whina Cooper. A Whare, a photo of Dame Whina Cooper with her commander of the order of the british empire medal, Panguru statue of Dame Whina Cooper and people from a land march supporting and supported by Dame Whina Cooper

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Some more photos I found. I am wanting to include line/outline drawings to my animation based on photos

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Using position, opacity and scale

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Using opacity and timing to create a ‘typing’ effect

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After Effects

In class I was able to learn a lot about after effects starting with the basics. I didn’t find it as intimidating once I’d started as it seemed very similar to an assessment I had done for Materials and Media last year using photoshop timelines. I didn’t collect any or my practices in class but I was able to make mini compositions playing with opacity, positioning, size and also learning masking features which I am hoping to use in my final.

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Finding Type

When looking for my type I am trying to find something that suits the tone and topic of the audio I have. I am leaning towards a serif font and have gathered a selection of these. There are also some points in my audio where I think a bold font would suit the tone of voice and subject.

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I want to use a black backgroud for my animation with white font. I plan on using a bold text and also incorporating images into my video 

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My first storyboard planning 

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I started planning out my timeline first by typing it all down before drawing up a storyboard: - Text copied from google doc

My mother has always been a proud Maori Woman.

Type out : my mother has always been a 

Flash to : proud 

: Maori woman

She cared about her people. 

: use flashing heart for cared

: ‘people’ morph to group of figures hugging

I remember her talking about how a woman is the prime minister of her house.

I remember : thought bubble

Her talking : speech bubble

About how a woman : female logo/sign

You have a *wairua of leading your family, lead your people You are the leader of your *whare

:Leader leading people turning into a marae 

And that's how she used to talk you know it was more like trying to build up the young woman, 

: Woman lifting up other woman

and be proud that you are a woman

: different women or female symbol to heart loop

Sound track :

Maori waiata

Maori music

Type:

Sherif font 

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“Trailblazers”

My mother has always been a proud Maori Woman.

She cared about her people. 

I remember her talking about how a woman is the prime minister of her house.

You have a *wairua of leading your family, lead your people You are the leader of your *whare

And that's how she used to talk you know it was more like trying to build up the young woman, and be proud that you are a woman

*Wairua = https://maoridictionary.co.nz/search?&keywords=wairua

*Whare = house/home

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Dame Whina Cooper

Whina Cooper was renowned for her activism in fighting for Māori land rights. She was born in northern Hokianga on 9 December 1895. By the 1930s, she was a significant leader in northern Hokianga, and set up Māori land development schemes in the region with Apirana Ngata (an MP from 1905-1943).

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Dame Whina Cooper

For my audio I was given a speech by the daughter of Dame Whina Cooper, Hinerangi Cooper-Puru who spoke about her mother.

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Trailblazers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jmbM5krIMg&ab_channel=nzherald.co.nz