Snapshots of working

This was a usual day of working at campus outside of class. A crew of about 6 to 8 of us would come into the boom room and work for as long as we could. Before crunch we would be coming into class at 6 after all classes had finished and stay till around till 7.30, 10:30 or 11.30.
These nights were very important to developing the Animation as it was a better way to communicate with people including the Director about what needed to be done. 

In Crunch, night like these could finish at 1.30pm. The two latest times we left was around 3.00pm and and the last night being an all nighter that finished at 8.30 in the morning.

Here is Visual Evidence of Thomas working on textures.



Also Ian, Max, and Melissa working too.


 

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