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Clip 1: Michaela O'Connor Static Trapeze
www.youtube.com/watch?v=InlP8gD1hrg
This clip is probably my favourite of the three - I think it would be good to animate because it shows very fluid full body movement, with the challenge of adding a feeling of momentum. I feel like it could be difficult to animate this smoothly, while also giving a feeling of weight to the character, and due to the speed of some of the movement. An added challenge would be needing to animate the movement of the trapeze itself (and model it).
Clip 2: Lilia Stepanova Commercial
www.youtube.com/watch?v=re4Mff7FhNc
This clip appeals to me a lot as an archer, and the movement is very controlled - however a lot of the subtlty of the movement is in the tension of the muscles, which would be difficult to show well with a simple character model. Again there is the added challenge of modelling the props, and getting the bow to move accurately and smoothly without intersecting with the characters toes would be a distraction from focusing on the character itself.
Clip 3: Carly Patterson Olympic Gymnastics
www.youtube.com/watch?v=LukpxzCw0w4
This clip has a lot of sharp movements which would be good to animate, and there is a lot of detail in the hand and foot positioning. There is also demonstration of weight and follow through after the jumps. Because it is quite rhythmic I think creating the animation with accurate timing would be an interesting challenge - I would need to have good graph editor control to make this work effectively!
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This is my final animation. There is much critical feedback I can give on it. The walk cycle at the beginning is off. There is no weight to the steps and feels as though the character is floating. Doesn't help that the shadows didn't render out underneath him, which makes it much worse than it actually is. The movements are fluid either, and have no comedic snap to them. The facial animation is basic. The sound syncs up well, however due to lack of blendshapes for emotions and more complex facial shapes, the animation is rather bland. With the camera moving, it takes away from the facial animation more than it should, which does not help since the animation is bad and already bland, thus making the animation feel inferior and boring to the audience. The light is okay for the majority of the scene, however for some parts, the character's body parts become blown out as it is far too close to the lighting sources. If I were to do it again, more time would be implemented for the module. More dynamic key frames for key moments would be applied, with the use of the graph editor more to help make the animation fluid and snappy when it needs to be.
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A tale of lovers and flightless birds.
Here`s my publicist Nina Isabelle`s official press release. Thanks Nina!
Film review for Chinman and friends
The film is a timeless commentary on the topsy-turvy and happenstance direction of contemporary relationships and speaks of the quandary modern man faces in feigning acquaintance under the guise of paranoia, with a lighthearted nod to those few who are plainly made for one another. The performances of the flightless birds subtly portrayed a very twisted and complex plot, and leaves the viewer with the questioning natural form, wondering if a lower half of the bodyectomy really is the solution to the most haunting question of our time; am I shaped like my true self? Writer/Director, Leif Valin once again delivers a poignant message using the Freak archetype struck by the mysteries of the minimal and childlike characteristics of this post-postmodern era. But the question remains, are these cyborgesque alterations of natural form a result accident, congenital malformation, or elective surgery?
Nina Isabelle
This year, the Korean Animation Day proceeded with two very special Korean animations, Bolts & Blip and Pororo.
Pororo is one of the most popular children's TV animation series in South Korea.
Both films were enjoyed by British and Korean-British children and their parents. The children took photos with the cut-out of Pororo after the screening at Odeon Covent Garden.
Here is quite a brilliant young animation student doing it the hard way with paper and pencil. This is also arguably the right way to learn the deep, subtle, and complex art of being a 'pencil actor'- which also necessarily means being a storyteller.
People tend to think of animation as a means of giving drawings the illusion of motion but it is really the art of giving drawings the 'illusion of life'. To understand this is to also understand why the art is best learned hands-on with a tactile instrument such as a pencil.
Imagine beginning with graphite scraped across a wood product and ending with a hardened adult human publicly weeping when watching little Dumbo the Elephant talk to his mama who has been falsely condemned and is chained to a stake. That is high art and why I contend that animators such as Chuck Jones and the Disney Studio of the Golden Age will be assessed as co-equal to the greatest of writers, painters, and composers of the past century and will be treasured as amongst the great cultural achievements of our civilization in centuries to come.
Guy Midgely and James Stevenson from Ninja Theory talk about animating characters, working with motion capture and merging story with interactivity in their latest game - Enslaved: Journey to the West.
29 de Noviermbre 2023
Auditorium 2
ANIMATION! SPECIAL PITCHING SESSION - PROGRAMA DE
MENTORÍAS PARA CREADORAS / ANIMATION! SPECIAL PITCHING
SESSION - MENTORING PROGRAM FOR FEMALE CREATORS
Fotografías por Jennifer Haslop // Ventana Sur 2023
Designed by teens for teens, Rated T @ MIA is a new social event focused on creative expression.
This edition of Rated T @ MIA was all about art that moves.
We played with animation, made moving art, took in live music from James Franken, checked out dance performance from Looney Tunes Crew, and hung out with our fellow arts-minded high-schoolers. And yes, there were snacks. #RatedTMIA
Mark your calendar for the next Rated T @ MIA: April 3, 2014.
from the alfonse applause animation.
looking a bit worse for wear, actually, perhaps he has a secret showbiz vice.
This year, the Korean Animation Day proceeded with two very special Korean animations, Bolts & Blip and Pororo.
Pororo is one of the most popular children's TV animation series in South Korea.
Both films were enjoyed by British and Korean-British children and their parents. The children took photos with the cut-out of Pororo after the screening at Odeon Covent Garden.
Video may be viewed at youtu.be/akLhw7Qzo3A and downloaded with high quality at yadi.sk/i/E3MFf3i03VjoZU
This animation was a group project with a friend. We used some observational drawings I did of a classroom as reference. A major inspiration behind this animation was the arctic monkeys "Do I Wanna Know?" music video.
This is just a little walk test I did. This is my first proper professional animation so it's not that great but I liked the way it turned out. Tell me in the comments how I could improve. I will have a little animation montage up soon of some of my other work too. Tell me if you like it! Thanks :D
Some behind the scenes photos from an animation movie project by the illustrator and director Jöns Mellgren www.jonsmellgren.com/ together with director of photography Oskar Idin www.oskaridin.se/ . Both very talented! I'm really looking forward to the release later this year.
Bex Taylor-Klaus, Kimberly Brooks, Jeremy Shada, Josh Keaton, Neil Kaplan, Rhys Darby and Tyler Labine seen at DreamWorks Animation "Voltron: Legendary Defender" Wondercon Presentation at Los Angeles Convention Center on Friday, March 25, 2016, in Los Angeles, CA. (Photo by Eric Charbonneau/Invision for DWA/AP Images)