The 'Pitch Perfect' brief was another one of the PPP briefs where we had to get in to groups of 2/4 people. The brief intended us to work in groups and come up with an animation company and then present are company to the rest of are peers and tutors. Doing that will allow us the insight to how a business can be set up and how hard it is to set one up, it also shows us how expensive it would be to start up a company from scratch. For this we had to think about cost, location, business plans, team roles, and also are competition out in the real world.
I initially was in a group of two with Katy which I was happy about because we got along fine and even though are art styles were different it also benefited us well because it would broaden are abilities with in the studio that we have created. However, we were forced to have on another person in our group, which was Gavin, who I don't really associate with much so it was kind of hard working with him on this project.
Katy and I thought about are studio long and hard and decided that we wanted to have an animation studio which created entertaining animation for young children. Are studio will focus on making 2D and 3D animation with a bit of live action in there as well, this is because Katy is more of a 2D animator and specialises in pre-production and I specialise in 3D animation and post-production, where as Gavin is more into post production and compositer. So combining these seemed like a good idea and it will widen the opportunities to collaborate with other studios and freelancers. I believe that Katy and I have a good work ethic which to me is very important because this maintains a steady flow of work that can be produced in the studio. With the animations that we produce they will be full episodic stories and short films that are shown on YouTube and Vimeo but also aiming to be aired on live kids TV. However, we do freelance work like animated shorts and commercial work for small uprising businesses.
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