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9nine posted:I just ran across this animation today and thought I'd share. It is a thing of hilarious, 8-bit beauty. Also, it's definitely Is there a swf or whatever of this kicking around? It's awesome but quality of the youtube version is a it lovely.
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Times posted:A couple things. The biggest problem I can see is the the bit around 00:15 where the guy is jumping back and forth. It looks like the torso is leading the motion, rather then the legs. Try to add a bit more weight to the landings and anticipation to the jumps, and maybe have the "outside" foot leave the ground slightly behind the "inside" foot. Okay my turn! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Os08486xifI This is a rough scene from an upcoming group film I'm making for school and I'd appreciate some feedback. There's also a very outdated leica reel of the whole film from October in the related videos if you're interested.
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Mar 28, 2012 03:43
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For those who are interested, here's the finished short that myself and 10 other students have been working on for the past year. Sort of a quasi-anime zombie type thing. Enjoy! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCQ4HYIp-eU
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punk rebel ecks posted:I still find it odd that 3D can cost more than 2D. Maybe that's due to the cost of rendering farms and less of the actual process? It all depends on the scope of the project in question. If you have a TV show or short film with a constant cast of characters, a few set locations and a style that's not too rubbery and loose, 3D would probably be the cheapest and easiest. Once you start having a bunch characters that only appear for a few scenes or using a wide variety of locations, the amount of work required for modeling/rigging/lighting rapidly inflates.
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Mar 31, 2016 20:32
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I think the motion is motion fine, it just needs to happen over a few more frames. If you stretched the last 3 frames out into 5 or 6 and filled in the inbetweens, I think it'll really sell the settle back into the neutral pose. Otherwise it looks great stuff, especially for a 1 day challenge!
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