The segments are shorter and more location-oriented, per the app design. They also are part of a clever locative game Berkenmeier designer, in which users try to piece back together Kane's journal pages by walking around The Village area. One aspect of the animation that I am really enjoying is picturing these historical characters once again moving around the setting the way it looked in their time period, without the highway, the railroad, the airport, etc., in the background. Instead, they can see, as the people of that period did, Mount Hood and the Columbia River right at their doorsteps. We also have been in regular contact with the Chinook tribe, of which Casanov was chief, in order to fill out the story more, and get more of a broader perspective into the piece (not just Kane's words). That's still a work in progress.
These are drafts, and we are open to suggestions, so please comment at will:
Animation1RoughDraft from Brady Berkenmeier on Vimeo.
Animation2RoughDraft from Brady Berkenmeier on Vimeo.
Animation3RoughDraft from Brady Berkenmeier on Vimeo.
Animation4RoughDraft from Brady Berkenmeier on Vimeo.
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