Jark the hammer
        
 In my majestic hammer I have built through maya, I will tell you the interesting parts of the hammer and what I learned from this project. I learned to unselect the faces together to get the claw and then I added an exquisite iron texture.

        I  used extrude to add a selected division and extruded the part again to extend to get the general outline of the hammer. On the handle I had trouble when making the End. It took time. This hammer was forged the the epic fires of haphestas.

        Another section I had trouble but got through was the beveling on the hammer. I would change the hammer to look gold next time. The skill it took to make this Magic hammer was awesome

My animation story:

The animation story was composed of all we had learned in the quarter. I had chose my story of the shark eating a jellyfish then dying because the jellyfish stings. The jelly fish survives and freely swims around happily ever after except for the shark.

I used key points to move the shark from one place to another. In this case the shark was swimming towards the jelly fish as a source of food. I used the puppet pin tool for the jelly fish and the wave for the objects to move around

The Show Goes On

The scope of the project was to use what we had learned from our previous projects to make this music video project a lot better.

The Pre-Production of this project was about learning all of the story and putting them into good shots. I learned along the way the more shots you take; the more you have to work with.

 I also learned how to put markers in the music area so we could have the beat on a good part of the film.

I would add more shots. The variety of shots. I will use the people who criticize my work to enhance my project by learning of what I had done wrong and what to do better next time.

Overall I think I did pretty good with this music video. I had fun making it and learned great things.