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Unit 4 Reflective Journal - Lim Lin Year 1 Production Arts for Screen (WEEK 1-5)

Week 1

For this unit, I was in Group 8 with Marina, Franciska, Jing Jin, and Daisy. Before the start of this unit, we were given time to create a logline and synopsis to plan for the story of the animation project. I tried to make a story about a food critic and a waiter.

During the first group discussion, we quickly decided on a story to use for the animation, to which Daisy’s story was chosen. The main idea of the logline was about a baby bird flying out of its nest. Afterwards, we moved on to brainstorming ideas and details for the script.

The script was later finalised by Marina, in which the story was about the bird learning how to hunt for worms. After getting a better idea of the storyline, we began to research the art direction we will be following for the project. In the shared Pinterest board, we all had the same general agreement that the story would take place in a lush garden with cartoonish style characters. In the end, we narrowed it down to a Disney and Ghibli inspired style and decided to look for environments with open skies and warm colours that are suitable for the mood of the animation. We intended to create an animation that appeals to young audiences, and a flat illustrative style appears to appeal to this demographic based on our research.

Week 2

After finding ample references, we started producing sketches for character designs based on the art styles of the images we found on Pinterest.

We decided to follow the design made by Jin as it was simple yet effective, and she also made the turnaround sheet which will later be used for the 3d model.

Once the character design was decided, Franciska began doing the rough storyboard on paper and Marina cleaned the frames digitally.

I used those weeks to do environmental concept art and experiment with blender shaders. I first did some sketches using photo references, then the sketches were used for shots in the storyboard. 

As the concept art we used as inspiration was very stylised, I spent some time watching YouTube tutorials to familiarise myself with toon shaders. 

The above image was made with simple shapes on the left, and the sapling gen addon on the right. While the shaders worked, the problem instead was the structure of the trees as it did not fit with the illustrative style we were going for, as it was either too minimalistic or realistic in comparison to the bird.

To make the 3d environment consistent with the character, I found a ghibli style foliage tutorial and learnt how to create a 2d effect on blender with custom normals and particles.

A tip that was useful in the Ghibli trees tutorial was to duplicate collection instances instead of the object itself for Blender to operate more smoothly. After following the video step-by-step, I tried remaking it again with the leaves modelled. The main issue now is the trunk that did not fit the style of the foliage.

Week 3

For this week, we did further research on the props needed for the environment. We were given advice from one of the tutors to set the garden in a certain location to add more detail, and we settled for an Italian inspired garden. As such, props such as cypress trees, stone paths and orange trees were added to the scene. After doing research and collecting references, Franciska made prop sheet references for interactive props, and I made a prop sheet for the non-interactive props. However, as the prop sheet I made was not stylied, Jin helped to make more stylised versions of the plants, props, and fountains. Marina continued with the storyboarding and Franciska compiled the storyboard frames into a premiere pro file. 

The feedback given was that the stylised props appeared too flat, so we had to find a style that was somewhere between.

We also began experimenting with different colour schemes and styles to make the environment consistent. I tried making a greyscale illustration of the environment with the objects we decided to include in the scene. 

For the tree model, I used the same Ghibli method again but used the sapling addon for the trunk and branches. I also modelled some fences, but it appears too detailed and proportional for the direction we were going for.

As the sapling generated with the addon were too smooth, I converted them into a mesh to manually tweak each branch for a more organic look.

Week 4

In week 4, we worked on looking for a suitable colour scheme that complements the design of the bird. While the colour scheme we chose was aesthetically pleasing, it was unsuitable for the lighthearted tone of the film. As such, me and Jin did more style explorations to find a more vibrant colour scheme.

Daisy also made an expression and turnaround sheet for the character and Franciska made more reference sheets for the environment and secondary characters. I painted a shot from Marina's storyboard for our group to picture what the scene may look like in colour.

I also started modelling the props using the line drawings as a guide. I changed the proportions of the details on the fence to follow the style of the animation.

I tried stylising some of the props, but ended up only using the lamp from these drawings.

The nest and lamp were also modelled, with the nest made using a particle system. On hindsight, I should have used larger sticks for the nest as it looks too detailed in comparison to the rest of the tree.

The props were later textured using a toon shader

Jin also created many of the interactive props needed for various shots.

Week 5

Before Easter break, I added grass to the scene using particle modifiers and drew a simple texture on photoshop for colour variation. A rock path was also added for extra detail. I also changed the colours of the material for an alternate version of the colour scheme. In the end, we chose to continue with the original colour scheme as the greens contrast with the red bird well.

Marina was able to fix the frames which had to be corrected by this week, and Franciska helped to compile everything in premiere pro. As such, we were able to start looking for sound effects. As we were able to finish the tasks on time, we used the remaining time to look for sound effects and background music for the animation.

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ERP Software Market Size, Share, Analysis, Forecast, and Growth 2032: Increasing Investments in Digital Infrastructure

The Enterprise Resource Planning Software Market was valued at USD 62.49 billion in 2023 and is expected to reach USD 175.63 billion by 2032, growing at a CAGR of 12.23% from 2024-2032.

Enterprise Resource Planning Software Market is witnessing a significant transformation as companies prioritize operational efficiency and data-driven decision-making. Organizations across industries are turning to ERP solutions to unify processes, streamline workflows, and gain a competitive edge. This trend is particularly strong in the USA and Europe, where digital maturity and cloud adoption drive ERP upgrades and integration efforts.

ERP Software Market Trends and Regional Demand Forecast in the United States

Enterprise Resource Planning Software Market is evolving rapidly with the rise of cloud-native platforms, real-time analytics, and AI-powered automation. Businesses are embracing ERP to move beyond legacy systems and build agile, scalable, and responsive operations. From manufacturing to retail, ERP is no longer just a backend tool—it's becoming central to business strategy.

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Market Keyplayers:

Epicor Software Corporation (Epicor ERP, Prophet 21)

Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P (HP Adaptive Management, HP Project Portfolio Management)

Infor Inc. (Infor CloudSuite, Infor M3)

IBM Corporation (IBM Cognos Analytics, IBM Maximo)

Microsoft Corporation (Microsoft Dynamics 365, Microsoft Power BI)

NetSuite Inc. (NetSuite ERP, NetSuite CRM+)

Oracle Corporation (Oracle NetSuite, Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP)

Sage Group plc (Sage Intacct, Sage 300cloud)

SAP SE (SAP S/4HANA, SAP Business ByDesign)

Unit4 (Unit4 ERP, Unit4 Financial Planning & Analysis)

Workday Inc. (Workday Financial Management, Workday Human Capital Management)

Deltek (Deltek Costpoint, Deltek Vantagepoint)

QAD Inc. (QAD Adaptive ERP, QAD Cloud ERP)

IFS AB (IFS Cloud, IFS Applications)

Acumatica (Acumatica Cloud ERP, Acumatica Construction Edition)

Syspro (SYSPRO ERP, SYSPRO Avanti)

Tally Solutions Pvt Ltd (TallyPrime, Tally ERP 9)

Odoo SA (Odoo ERP, Odoo CRM)

Priority Software (Priority ERP, Priority Zoom)

Ramco Systems (Ramco ERP Suite, Ramco Global Payroll)

abas Software GmbH (abas ERP, abas Distribution)

Plex Systems Inc. (Plex Smart Manufacturing Platform, Plex ERP)

Market Analysis

The ERP Software Market is expanding due to a growing need for centralized platforms that can handle complex business functions including finance, supply chain, HR, and customer relationship management. Modern ERP systems offer integration across departments, improving visibility, compliance, and decision-making. The USA leads the market with high enterprise adoption and cloud investments, while Europe’s regulatory standards and focus on data security influence ERP customization and deployment strategies.

Market Trends

Shift from on-premise to cloud-based ERP platforms

AI and machine learning for real-time analytics and forecasting

Integration with IoT and edge computing for manufacturing and logistics

Mobile-first ERP interfaces for on-the-go access

Industry-specific ERP modules gaining traction

Enhanced cybersecurity features to protect sensitive data

Growing demand for subscription-based ERP models (SaaS)

Market Scope

The ERP Software Market offers broad potential as organizations scale and diversify operations. Cloud deployment, automation, and flexibility are key drivers shaping its growth trajectory.

All-in-one business process integration

Customizable modules tailored to industry needs

Scalable architecture for SMEs and large enterprises

Streamlined compliance and audit trails

AI-assisted planning and inventory management

Unified customer and supplier management systems

Real-time KPIs and performance dashboards

Forecast Outlook

The future of the ERP Software Market lies in intelligent, agile platforms that drive efficiency and innovation. As more businesses transition to cloud infrastructure, ERP will serve as a digital backbone—enabling faster adaptation, seamless collaboration, and data transparency. The emphasis will shift toward user-friendly, mobile-accessible, and AI-enhanced ERP solutions. Both the USA and Europe will continue to lead in innovation, driven by strong enterprise demand and regulatory environments that push for smarter, more secure systems.

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Conclusion

The evolution of ERP is no longer about replacing legacy systems—it's about redefining how businesses operate in a connected, data-centric world. From Berlin to Boston, companies are leveraging ERP not just as software but as a strategic enabler of agility and growth.

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Global Recon Software for the Financial Service Market 2025 by Company, Regions, Type and Application, Forecast to 2030

This report studies the Recon Software for the Financial Service market. Account reconciliation software automates all of the steps in the account reconciliation process. It takes in data from all sources of financial information, such as ERP systems, bank files or statements, credit card processors, and merchant services. It then compares account balances between these sources and identifies any discrepancies so they can be investigated by accounting staff. This removes the burden of manually performing this task and frees accountants to focus on analyzing discrepancies According to our (Global Info Research) latest study, the global Recon Software for the Financial Service market size was valued at USD 702.3 million in 2022 and is forecast to a readjusted size of USD 1091.8 million by 2029 with a CAGR of 6.5% during review period. The influence of COVID-19 and the Russia-Ukraine War were considered while estimating market sizes. Recon Software for the Financial Service is primarily split into: Cloud-based and on premise. And on premise is the most widely used type which takes up about 56% of the global market. North America is the largest sales region of Recon Software for the Financial Service in the world in the past few years, with about 41% market share, Europe followed the second, with about 30% market share. Market Concentration of Recon Software Industry is low, Fiserv, SAP, Oracle, BlackLine, SmartStream, Trintech, Gresham Technologies, Xero, Unit4 and OneStream Software are the key suppliers in the global Recon Software for the Financial Service market. Other prominent players in Recon Software market include ReconArt, Adra, IStream Financial Services, Aurum Solution, API Software, Cashbook, Rimilia, Open Systems and Launch Pad Technologies, etc, with about 62% market shares. This report is a detailed and comprehensive analysis for global Recon Software for the Financial Service market. by region & country, by Type and by Application. As the market is constantly changing, this report explores the competition, supply and demand trends, as well as key factors that contribute to its changing demands across many markets. Company profiles and product examples of selected competitors, along with market share estimates of some of the selected leaders for the year 2025, are provided.

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Unit 4 Reflective Journal - Lim Lin Year 1 Production Arts for Screen (WEEK 6-10, Creative Research)

Continuing from the previous post, I appended the flowers modelled by Jin into the scene and tried drawing a cloud using a Ghibli film still as reference, however the result of the clouds did not turn out well due to the shadows casted by the tree.

Week 6

After the Easter break, we showed the tutors the current progress of our project. Franciska was able to edit the animatic with sound effects and the result was shared. The main issue the tutors had was the timing of the shots and certain camera angles. They suggested the animatic to have longer pauses and the inclusion of more frames.

For the environment concept art, we were told that the garden did not resemble an Italian garden as the tones were not warm enough and we missed certain elements that should have been made to make it loom authentic. Instead, we were told to make it a British garden.

The feedback given for the 3d environment was the textures and length of the grass particles. For the corrected version of the scene, I shortened the length of the particles and changed the shaders of the fence. As the image texture clouds looked off, I also replaced them with a HDRI which worked much better with the environment. The texture of the fence was also changed for the noise to be more prominent as to be more consistent with the rest of the scene. After making those changes, the fixed environment looks like this.

Daisy helped in designing the supporting characters and Jin modelled them with colour variations.

Week 7

As the bird had yet to be rigged, we decided to work on the Previs instead to get the blender files for each individual shot confirmed, making the workflow easier once we began animating. The Previs and animation work were split between me, Franciska, Jin, and Marina. I did shots 1-11, and 36-42. Although we had to add an extra step in the pipeline for a placeholder of the bird model, this was useful in organising the shots and setting up the camera angle.

Week 8

The Previs was complete, and Franciska helped to create a side-by-side reel to check the timing of the shots.

For the animation, the work was also split between the four of us as shown below, with my section marked in blue.

The bird rig was also sent to us, however there were some problems with the eyes. I eventually realised the main problem was with the modifiers, as the mirror modifiers were not applied before the model was sent to Molly, and the separate eyelids were hidden so it was not moving with the armature, but there were still some issues with the hips and joints so we spend most of this week on shots that require little to no change in the bird's movement.

Week 9

By this time, the rigging of the bird had been fixed and we continued working on the animations. As the time taken to render the shots was too long, our tutor Paul told us to render the viewport animation instead to review the entire animation rather than individual shots. This was my personal favourite shot as I didn't expect the animation of the eyes popping out of the binoculars to work.

After most of the shots were animated, Franciska compiled all the viewport renders onto the animatic which was then reviewed by Paul. He gave us feedback on the timing and camera angles of certain shots, as there were a few continuity and flow issues with the scenes. Once those shots were fixed, we began fully rendering the project.

However, the main thing that disappointed me was the rendered grass particles as they looked different from the viewport. I assumed the grass particles looked okay through the material and rendered view and proceeded to do the Previs with the viewport render. The main problem was how it looked in the actual rendered scenes, as for some reason it appeared more rigid and unnatural with many objects clipping into each other. As I had already uploaded the file as the final environment and everyone had completed their section of the Previs, it would be unfair to fix the environment and make the other members redo the camera and object placements.

Week 10

The last week of this unit went smoothly, given we chose a simple story and had an effective production pipeline. The key issues we had in the final lap was the rendering quality of the shots, as we had to redo most of the renders to a 4k resolution to reduce the number of artifacts in each shot. Given that we decided to render everything in a large resolution, it took much longer than expected. This also made me realise how badly optimised the main file was since there were too many calculations made outside the camera view that were still being processed in the render. Fortunately, we did manage to render all the shots before the deadline and Franciska helped with adding post editing effects as well as the transitions.

Overall, I am thankful to be put in a group of people who have vastly different skills and worked in the areas we were strong in. Marina helped to lead out group not only by doing tedious portions of work such as the storyboard, and making sure that we stay on task and meets the goals of each week. Franciska contributed a lot in the planning stage of the production through the prop and character sheets, then helping us with her great expertise in 3d software and video editing. Jin gave us unique ideas in stylisation and modelled many of the props that needed to be interacted, with incredible attention to detail. Daisy also helped in giving us the idea for the story itself and created many 2d illustrations that gave life to the characters.

I hope to do more in the early stages of production such as storyboarding in future projects and will learn from the mistakes I made this time to create a better quality work for my groupmates in the future.

Creative Research

For this unit's creative research portion, we were given a lecture on researching objects. There are varied reasons to research an object and a general definition of an object in this unit's context. The idea that objects are “relational” guided me in understanding this topic as strong storytelling could be done through the physical items. After each lecture, we were also given time to discuss what was covered through seminars. I found the seminars to be useful in helping me understand the content of the lectures at a better level, as well as allowing us to develop our own opinions about what was taught.

A lecture that helped me greatly for my research topic was about researching makers. This was interesting to learn more about as the discussion about the "Death of the Author" has been prevalent on social media, and learning different ways to perceive a creator's authorship of their work especially in collaborative media, as well as the importance of being critical towards the actions of a maker.

For essential readings, the few that stood out to me as engaging and eye opening. Ursula Le Guin's 'Carrier Bag Theory of Fiction'. gives a unique perceptive of fiction that I had yet to consider. The idea of fiction as a "container" and the "botulism" of narratives stuck with me throughout the discussion. Edward Said's 'Orientalism' also made me more aware of the level of otherness which is placed involuntarily of those from different cultures and ethnicities, and is also an informative reading due to current tragedies of the world and the global reaction to the situation. These seminars and lectures have genuinely helped me in analysing the texts I read more critically and these skills would be useful not just for school essays but with the media seen in everyday life.

After the weeks of lectures and seminars, the topic I decided to choose was the production behind the Spider-Verse films. This topic interested my greatly as this franchise had one of the greatest impacts on me as an aspiring artist, and I distincly remember the disappointment I felt hearing about the mistreatment and harsh working conditions behind one of my favourite sequels and films of all time. I ended up using a lot of online articles as research as I found those to be the most useful in obtaining direct sources from producer interviews and recounts from the production staff.

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Global University Management System Market, By Product (Cloud Based, On Premises), Application (Public School, Private School), Country (U.S., Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Rest of South America, Germany, Italy, U.K., France, Spain, Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Turkey, Russia, Rest of Europe, Japan, China, India, South Korea, Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines, Rest of Asia-Pacific, Saudi Arabia, U.A.E, South Africa, Egypt, Israel, Rest of Middle East and Africa) Industry Trends and Forecast to 2028

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The University Management System Market is segmented based on different factors that are crucial in understanding the market dynamics. These segments include components, deployment methods, and end-users of university management systems. In terms of components, the market is divided into hardware and software solutions, which are essential for the efficient functioning of the system. Deployment options include cloud-based and on-premise solutions, catering to varying needs and preferences of educational institutions. Furthermore, the end-user segment comprises universities, colleges, research institutes, and other educational establishments that utilize these systems for managing their operations effectively.

**Market Players**

- Oracle - SAP SE - Ellucian Company L.P. - Blackbaud, Inc. - Workday, Inc. - Foradian Technologies - Jenzabar, Inc. - Microsoft Corporation - Instructure, Inc. - Unit4 - Anubavam LLC - Sycamore Education - Skyward, Inc. - Creatrix Campus

The University Management System Market is highly competitive, with several key players dominating the industry. Companies such as Oracle, SAP SE, Ellucian Company L.P., and Blackbaud, Inc., are some of the leading players in the market. These companies offer a wide range of solutions tailored to the specific needs of educational institutions, ensuring efficient management of academic and administrative processes. Other notable players in the market include Workday, Inc., Microsoft Corporation, and Instructure, Inc., among others, who are actively contributing to the growth and innovation of university management systems.

https://www.databridgemarketresearch.com/reports/global-university-management-system-marketThe University Management System Market is witnessing significant growth propelled by the increasing digitalization of academic processes and the rising demand for efficient management solutions in educational institutions. The market is expected to experience steady growth in the coming years due to factors such as the growing focus on enhancing operational efficiency, streamlining administrative tasks, and improving student engagement. The integration of advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data analytics into university management systems is anticipated to drive market expansion further. These technologies enable institutions to automate routine tasks, personalize student services, and make data-driven decisions, thereby enhancing overall performance.

One of the key trends shaping the University Management System Market is the shift towards cloud-based deployment models. Cloud-based systems offer scalability, accessibility, and cost-effectiveness, making them increasingly popular among educational institutions. The flexibility and convenience provided by cloud solutions enable universities to adapt to changing needs and accommodate growth without significant infrastructure investments. Additionally, cloud-based systems facilitate remote access, collaboration, and data security, addressing the evolving requirements of modern educational environments.

Another trend influencing the market is the focus on customizing university management systems to cater to the specific requirements of different end-users. Universities, colleges, research institutes, and other educational establishments have unique needs and preferences when it comes to management solutions. Vendors are increasingly offering tailored solutions that align with the workflows, structures, and goals of various types of institutions. This customization enhances user experience, maximizes system efficiency, and fosters seamless integration with existing technologies, driving the adoption of university management systems across diverse end-user segments.

The competitive landscape of the University Management System Market is characterized by intense rivalry among prominent players striving to maintain a competitive edge through product innovation, strategic partnerships, and market expansion initiatives. Companies are focusing on developing user-friendly interfaces, enhancing system functionalities, and incorporating advanced features to differentiate their offerings in the market. Strategic collaborations with educational institutions and technology providers enable market players to stay abreast of industry trends, address evolving customer needs, and sustain long-term growth in the**Global University Management System Market, By Product (Cloud Based, On Premises), Application (Public School, Private School), Country (U.S., Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Rest of South America, Germany, Italy, U.K., France, Spain, Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Turkey, Russia, Rest of Europe, Japan, China, India, South Korea, Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines, Rest of Asia-Pacific, Saudi Arabia, U.A.E, South Africa, Egypt, Israel, Rest of Middle East and Africa) Industry Trends and Forecast to 2028**

The Global University Management System Market is experiencing significant growth owing to the continual digitalization of academic processes and the increasing demand for streamlined management solutions in educational institutions worldwide. Factors such as the emphasis on operational efficiency improvement, administrative task simplification, and student engagement enhancement are driving the market's growth trajectory. The integration of cutting-edge technologies like artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data analytics into university management systems is expected to further propel market expansion. These technologies enable automation of routine tasks, personalization of student services, and data-driven decision-making, thereby boosting overall system performance.

A prominent trend in the University Management System Market is the adoption of cloud-based deployment models, offering scalability, accessibility, and cost-effectiveness, making them popular among educational institutions. Cloud solutions provide flexibility and convenience, enabling universities to adapt to changing needs and accommodate growth without significant infrastructure investments. Additionally, cloud-based systems facilitate

Table of Content:

Part 01: Executive Summary

Part 02: Scope of the Report

Part 03: Global University Management System Market Landscape

Part 04: Global University Management System Market Sizing

Part 05: Global University Management System Market Segmentation By Product

Part 06: Five Forces Analysis

Part 07: Customer Landscape

Part 08: Geographic Landscape

Part 09: Decision Framework

Part 10: Drivers and Challenges

Part 11: Market Trends

Part 12: Vendor Landscape

Part 13: Vendor Analysis

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Size of the University Management System Market and growth rate factors.

Important changes in the future University Management System Market.

Top worldwide competitors of the Market.

Scope and product outlook of University Management System Market.

Developing regions with potential growth in the future.

Tough Challenges and risk faced in Market.

Global University Management System top manufacturers profile and sales statistics.

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