TIMING

Working out the timing was all done in Photoshop.

I took all the frames I drew and used the timeline in Photoshop to time my animation.
 I did this because I didn't have premiere at home, so I had to use this as my timing resource.

I then wrote down and listed the timing( see below)
I made sure to write every shot and how long it would take Maya. For example the first shot was 4 seconds long, that in Maya is frame 1- 96.


I used this information when I got to Maya, and simply posed my character according to the shot list.

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