Developing animated video for maincourse learning

Abstract

This study aims to design video animation for maincourse learning in vocational education, especially the learning maincourse which requires students to have skills in practicing maincourse dishes. It requires a companion learning facility when it take place in the outside of the classroom by using effectively and efficiently learning methods such as presenting maincourse dishes with clearly explanation and steps which is does not need to use internet access or training courses to learn them. This “Maincourse Dish” animated video is created using the rigging bone and cell shading method with 2 Dimensional model, which has a duration of 03 minutes 47 seconds, with the mp4 extension, it is used 1280x720 video resolution, and a frame rate of 24 fps. In making the animation, it is used Moho Anime Studio software to create animations, then Adobe Illustrator, CorelDraw, and Photoshop, to make modeling, and Adobe After Effects for video editing. This animated video can be a learning media for the Maincourse subject for the student’s advantage in learning material, especially the practice of making poultry-based maincourse dishes.