R e s e a r c h & D e v e l o p m e n t

Section 1)

48AD-50AD Romans built a stone fort.
1st Century Retired soldiers
200AD Stone house and glass windows, wooden houses
– Line of shops and markets
– The creation of the canal
407AD Soldiers leave

Section 2)

700AD -800AD Potters, jewellers and shoe makers shop
900AD Burning houses
1068 Lincoln Castle + William the Conqueror
1072 Lincoln Cathedral
1215-1231 Magna Carta and greyfriars
1290 Jews into Lincoln

Section 3)

1520 Stonebow
1538 Henry VIII waving at looting Cathedral
1549 Central tower of the Cathedral collapses
1648-1660 Scottish Army with Charles I vs England. Charles II wins

Section 4)

1732 Theatre built
1769 Hospital built
1820 The Lawn Asylum
1828 Street lamps lit by gas
1846 Railway implemented

Section 5)
1884 Horse and cart + Lincoln City Football Club
1894 First public library
1911 First pumped water
1920 First buses
1927 Usher Art Gallery
1930 First council houses
1940-1958 WWII bombs1958 + Pelham bridge
1973 City Hall
1991-1996 Waterside + The University of Lincoln
2002 Empowerment monument

Recording around 15 seconds of my friend walking I have now managed to capture the set of walking legs i need for my project.

Where I next go from this is moving onto rotoscoping the frames. I will start with section one, animating the roman sandals on too, this will define the era of history in the story.

Marketing and Promotion

To begin marketing and publicising the event I would be working directly with design teams to create and distribute various forms of printed marketing, such as flyers posters. I would need to distribute the printed material accordingly to the site-specific locations in order to draw in audience’s attentions from an early stage on in order to secure those who may have interest in attending the event.

Other ways of branching out into marketing would be to use online social media websites to be able to circulate event pages, updates to followers and to publish updates on the process of the making of the animation. Social media has struck a high interest mostly in young adults, and therefore the rapid circulation of the event would be easy to implement, further reaching a wider audience.