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Moving into 3D
The first version of the storyboard was on paper.
At the same time, I developed approximately how the building will look from the inside. I did not completely repeat from photographs or what I saw in the museum myself. I took only particles and repeated them, placing the interior on the map.
However, I tried to repeat the building to the maximum, albeit greatly simplified, since the architecture of the Russian Empire was quite detailed. The plans were to finish the detalization later but got not enough time for this.
After that, I transferred the storyboard to digital by separating everything into layers in Photoshop. So by putting all the frames in Adobe After Effects together, you could add some movement to some of the frames. This was done in order to make it easier to see if it would work in 3D space.
My sounds are mostly foley sounds, or something was taken from records on YouTube.
After that, life footage was made based on the ready-made animatic. This helped me to understand the timing in which I must record my acting.
After that, I started modelling maps for animation. Unfortunately, the building itself appeared for only a couple of seconds, which is why I did not particularly detail it.
But I tried to fill in the interior of the museum as much as possible and as detailed as possible, at the same time giving space for animation.
Besides this, divide all sections and objects so that I can turn off and on almost any element at any time, for ease of staging.
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