Bouncing Ball Perspective (Warmup exercise) | 1000 x 1000

In this video, a ball is thrown in from the right. it then bounces three times, getting further into the distance, then rolls and dribbles to a stop in the middle of the screen in the background.

Bouncing Ball on Obstacle Course | 1920 x 1080

In this video, a ball comes in from the top, bounces down the two steps, and then rolls down the ramp. The ball then bounces of the front left wall, to the right wall, then to the back left wall. It then bounces off the back wall, arcs, and then rolls into the hole. There is a use of perspective.

flour sack | weight and timing | Attempt II | 1920 x 1080

In this video, the flour sack goes from a slouched seated position to a happy and excited stretch and waves its "arms." This assignment helped us look at weight and timing.

flour sack | Emotion and Interaction | 1920 x 1080

In this video, the flour sack walks from the left side of the screen to the middle then bends/squishes down and jumps up into the air. at the end, the right top "arm" waves goodbye. This assignment helped us look at and apply emotion and interaction.

Jello Animation | 1920 x 1080
In this video, the jello and plate slide from the left side of the table to the right and jiggles when it comes to a stop. This assignment helped us apply weight, timing, movement, overlapping motion, and follow-through.

Character Performance | 1080 x 1080
We were asked to make an original character and background and have them move across the screen or in place with a moving background. I wanted to do an animal so I chose to do my cat, Oliver. This was a challenge for me because I hadn't worked with four-legged characters before.

Project One | 1920 x 1080
We were asked to make an original character and background, and have them do whatever we wanted. My character's name is Thalyn, but her stage persona is called Eidolon. Here she is walking up on the stage to the microphone, then the scene cuts to her taking a deep breath while the wind blows through her hair. I wanted to challenge myself with the movement of wind and flowing fabric, and it definitely was a challenge.

Stop Motion Basics with Clay | 1920 x 1080
This was my first attempt at a stop-motion claymation video, and I think it turned out pretty good. I made a little snail and had him use a wiggle or slither technique since I was unsure of how to get the look of how an actual snail moves. He is moving across the screen from left to right, then from right to left, and is being chased by a ball. This one was fun!