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| Skin cell, Muscle cell, Nerve cell and Red blood cell |
In
this activity, we performed a method of animation in which we used clay and
molded into cell figures then filmed by stop-motion photography. Our group agreed
to have an idea about stem cell on how it differentiates to form a new cell.
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| Stem cell (middle) starting to change into a nerve cell |
In
this Claymation we limited our cell figures into five cells only namely: muscle
cell, nerve cell, fat cell, skin cell and stem cell.
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| Fully formed new nerve cell |
We
molded our cell figures in school during ICT and STS time and after molding the
different cell figures Lief and Dawn were assigned to take pictures of each of
the movements of the characters. They had taken 197 pictures and passed to me
to edit those pictures in Fotor and Photoshop CS5. It takes a lot of time to
edit the background so I asked Lief to help me edit those pictures. We had
spent the whole night to finish editing those pictures but it was fun J.
The last thing we did was to dub voice into the cell figures and those scripts were
written by Leonard Chan.
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