I always knew that audio was vital to animation because it helps with the Principles of Animation, especially TIMING. But I've never spent time with the Sound Department, where we record dialogues, create sound effects, time the music, Basically designing and engineering sound: Here are some assignments I did for my SOUND CLASS: A promotional video for a travel agency (DISCLAIMER: the background music was taken from WHITE COLLAR Season 3 Episode 11 - Checkmate): https://youtu.be/FCNTwEhjxwY A cartoon, where I removed all the audio it came with and created my own Foley (Sound Effects) and timed it to the cartoon (DISCLAIMER: The cartoon is "Corn To Be Wild" from Oscar's Oasis. IT WAS SOLELY USED FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES) :
At Conestoga College, I had a assignment that involved a physical sketchbook ONLY, (no digital sketching): Sketchbook Prompts. We were given a prompt, and we had to come back next week with about 15 drawing related to that prompt. Some of the prompts were: Expressive Hands Expressive Eyes Zoo Expression Hybrid Creations Environmental Spirits Man-made Objects as Characters Gestural Body Language Mouth Shapes for Lip Sync Animation
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