P6

Premiere Pro


From Animate, I saved each of the scenes as separate MP4 clips to then import into Premiere Pro.



Since I did not do this while in Animate, I went back to photoshop and drew over the character's eyes to make them look closed, and saved it as a PNG to put in the part where he blinks, as before it just looked like he had no eyes.


Then to make the spring to winter transition look a bit more seamless, I went to the effect panel, into video transitions, dissolve, and dragged the dip to white transition between these two clips, which made it flash white and show the snow after it.


I made a load of layers of text which spells out "you are watching" and made it so they all appear after each other.

Then since the text was really big in comparison to the actual Flip TV, I just resized it all down so it matched a bit more.

Sound


I made a sound which sounds like walking for the character coming into the frame.


I made a sound here for the character blinking


I made a sound which sounds like drinking to match with the character drinking the orange juice.


I used a harsh whoosh sound effect here for the snow falling.


Here I made a sound which sounds like the wind blowing for the piece of bread being blown away, and here there is also the Flip TV ident.

Finished animation


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