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Wednesday 25 November 2020

Term 4 Animation Voice over!

 Animation Voice Over



WALT uses oral, written, and visual language features to create meaning and effect and engage interest.


Your animation task was:


  • Create an animation to show the process taken with the māori art of carving or weaving.



PLAN-Write some key words to help when you write your sentences

Introduce your animation (this doesn’t need to be long):

What have we been learning about this term? (Inquiry topic)


In order of appearance on your animation:


What are the medium (material) and tools used and how could you show this in an animation? The Material used for this carving is bone,wood and chisel


Where might you find examples of this art form? You can find examples of this in a Te Whare Ako on the ceilings and on the sides 


What colours are you likely to find in this type of artwork? 

The only colours I find in carving is brown, there might be other colours in carving but the only colour, I see is brown Comment down below,if you know what other colours there are in carving, 


What designs (motifs) might you see in the artwork.

You might see Different kinds of designs, 



What Te reo māori words could you use in your voice over to describe your animation and the artwork?


Summary/ Conclusion - Thank your audience and ask for a comment to be left on your blog.



WRITE

This is my animation, the materials used for this carving is bone,chisel, wood and stone, you can find examples of this in te whare akos on the ceilings or on the sides,the likely colour to be seen on this is brown and dark red velvet, you might or might not see some kinds of designs here, but if you wanna carve first you have to have an axe and go to the forest or find a tree somewhere close then cut it down a bit and take some wood, after you have cutted down some of the tree then take the wood and start carving but first you need 2-3 tools and it is stone and chisel, I’ll explain what it means, what it means is that a chisel is something you carve with, and the stone is to tap the chisel to carve the wood, 


Thanks for watching please leave a comment down below! 

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