Oliver Thacker, BA (Hons) Computer Animation Arts, UCA Rochester

The Adventures of the Chloro-Pals by Ollie Thacker on Scribd

This is what my story looks like so far. I'm trying to set it up like a Saturday morning cartoon, a bit outlandish and a bit comedic, but still getting a point across. Story Outline by Ollie Thacker on Scribd These are some of the better drawings I have made over. I am considering redoing the scientist one to make it more basic but keeping the overall style. Images I'm working on by Ollie Thacker on Scribd

The biggest thing about The Sixth Sense is the big twist at the end. Throughout the movie we are not told about what happened after the night Malcolm was shot, leading to the audience to assume that he made a full recovery with no problems. The audience also does not see Malcolm's office (a practicing child psychologist should have an office), him change clothes or have a real conversation with anyone other than Cole. Should the audience ask the right questions and notice the signs, they would be able to see the ending coming. Jack Mathews said in his short review of the film that "(He) just thought (he) was watching a bad movie. The end doesn't quite redeem it, but it makes you think about what you've seen. That's a saving grace of some sort."(Mathews 2012). He is right, throughout the film nothing of particular note happens aside from the part where Malcolm is shot and where it is reveled that Malcolm had been dead all this time. And he is also right...

Elder Puddlestomp- An elder water shaman and member of The Chloro-Pals. His powers over the element of water are invaluable to the team. Some say he has been around longer than plant life itself. The Chloro-Blaster- Armed with a high tech solar battery and a pair of prototype photon phaser gloves, The Chloro-Blaster is ready to defend his home against any threat. Despite his young age, The Chloro-Blaster leads The Chloro-Pals, his solar powers binding the team together into something greater...

 So after my feedback, I decided to start drawing out some superhero characters. The first one I did was based on sunlight, and is made to resemble Superman (since he gets his powers from the sun). In this world he would be the sort of leader character.   The water character looks kind of plain, but worth showing because it was an idea. The last character I drew before I got a chance to talk with Simon was this robot dinosaur character. In the world it would be the soul of a long dead dinosaur, bound to some coal that had been used to power a prototype robot dinosaur and began to control it and fight crime with the good guys. However when I was talking with Simon we came up with a different approach. The animation would be like an old Saturday morning cartoon (Like Power Rangers, Transformers or Zoids), in that sort of art style and with those kind of colours. He ...

-NOTE- Over the weekend I will be creating and uploading more photoshop work based on what Jordan has advised to do. At present I haven't had a chance to sit down properly and work on something big just yet. (also if anyone is reading this, I'm bringing birthday cake in tomorrow) Fantastic Voyage by Ollie Thacker on Scribd

Soundscape Project by Ollie Thacker on Scribd