Physics in The Matrix

I. Introduction – There is no spoon in The Matrix! Ignore the laws of gravity and physic is necessary in making an exciting movie.
a. Every laws of gravity can be bent, others can be broken! – Have to break laws of gravity to make the movie more excited.
b. Follow the rabbit! – Makes unbelievable believable by follow the laws of gravity.
c. Exaggeration! – more exciting!
d. Thesis statement: Bending all rules of gravity for adrenaline pumps up, however the movie still need to follow some rules to make it believable to the audiences.

II. Everything can be bent or can be broken: To make an exciting action movie, movie makers have to break all rules of physic and gravity
- Super speed
- Super jump
- Punch through walls
- Run on walls
- Dodge the bullet…or when you’re ready, you don’t have to.

III. Follow the rabbit: To make all super power in the movie looks believable, they have to combine super powers with the laws of gravity.
- When super human characters land on the ground after super jump.
- Everybody fall the first jump!

IV. Exaggeration: Many principles of animation are applied in the movie to support the believability and made the movie more excited.
- Slow motion
- Squash
- Breaking walls

V. Conclusion
- Summary
- Restate the thesis.

Video analysis of path of action

The previous image is a little hard to see, so I tried to put another bigger image. Hopefully you can see the image clearer.

Tracker Video Analysis of Falling

Here is the image of the falling bottle I used on the Tracker to track the falling.

Video Reference

The following videos are bottle of water drop I've done for Physics for animation class. The first two dropped is a bottle filled with water. The last three dropped, water is filled only half bottle.

Mini-portfolio

Hi everyone, my name is Joe Tirasuwan. I'm an Animation/illustration major. I came from Thailand and I've been here in the USA for almost seven years. This semester, 'm taking two studio art classes which is 113b and 114. I love to draw and I want to be the artist working in entertainment art as a conceptual artist.

Images above are some of my art work from 112a, 112b, and 113a class.

Physics of Animation!!!

My name is Thanade Tirasuwan, you can call me Joe. This is my blog for my Physics of Animation class!