Film Studies and Cinematography / Task 2

November 07, 2025 - November 29, 2025

07.11.2025 – 29.11.2025 / Week7 – Week10

Ryoma Kato / 0365874

Film Studies and Cinematography / Bachelor of design (Honours) in Creative Media 

MIB

WORK

In this task, I need to present about my story that I made in Task 1.

Those are presentation slides that I made for Task 2.

The top page displays only simple information and design: the story title and your name.

Page 2 covers the logline, and I kept the text length to a manageable amount that doesn't take too long to read.

Next, I created slides in the order of genre, target audience, and animation.

Synopsis is this one.

My story main theme is Over tourism. Recently in Kyoto, there are a lot of tourist and there had many problem with tourist and local because of differences of manner. So, I focus on it and try to make an education animation.

Those are character 1 to 3 detail. I've included images with the explanations to help you visualize the characters.

Complete Work

( Presentation Slide, Completed )

( Presentation, Completed )

REFLECTION

Experience 

In Task 2, I presented my original animation story using slides for the first time. Although the instructor provided guidance on what to include, I found it challenging to present a story that had previously existed only in my mind. However, through receiving feedback on my slides, I gradually understood what kind of information was necessary to communicate my animation idea clearly to others. As a result, I was able to create an effective presentation by the end of the task.

Observation

While creating the Animation Pitch Bible, I realized the importance of considering whether someone with no prior knowledge could imagine the story from the perspective of a production team receiving the project. By imagining a professional working context rather than collaborating casually with friends or classmates, it became clearer what information needed to be included.

Findings

Through Task 2, I learned that even well-developed ideas require clear organization and explanation to be understood by others. In particular, focusing on whether the intended audience could visualize the story and world-building helped clarify essential information. Additionally, refining the work through feedback improved the overall clarity and effectiveness of the proposal.