Evaluation

 The Christmas and Halloween ident have been completed by using

 The animation software I used was called Animaker and it was free which was an advantage to me. After I finished making the rough draft Animaker I had to screen record it from my Mac and then transfer them onto the school Macs by using a USB. The reason I transferred my idents over was because the school have Final Cut Pro which i needed. By having Final Cut Pro I can add music and voiceovers to my ident which will improve it. It was a tough experience but it was also interesting to learn about Final Cut Pro.

My idents are made for BBC only. Both idents are for children as its
on a children/teenager programme. The feedback I got was to add
music to it which I did. The idents are good but rushed as I ran out of
time. This teaches me for the future to manage my time correctly so
everything goes smoothly and to plan. I put the drafts on Youtube for
the audience to give me feedback on. Overall I think doing animation
is more tough then filming it myself as I found it very hard. It was a
good experience but now I know what to do for the future.

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