Applying the Foundations of Animation

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Dermot O' Connor

45:56

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00. Introduction

001 The 21 foundations.mp4

00:35

01. Planning a Scene

002 Appeal and design.mp4

00:21

003 Dialog and accents.mp4

01:54

004 Staging, acting, and thumbnails.mp4

03:11

02. Applying the Foundations

005 Pose to pose the primary keys.mp4

04:08

006 Timing and spacing.mp4

02:27

007 Anticipation, overshoot, and settle.mp4

02:02

008 Plot arcs.mp4

04:04

009 Squash and stretch.mp4

03:31

010 Silhouette, line of action, and reversal.mp4

03:11

011 Opposing actions and counterpose.mp4

04:19

012 Leading action and breaking joints.mp4

02:51

013 Breaking down the action.mp4

02:14

014 Secondary, overlap, and straight ahead.mp4

03:38

015 Exaggeration and plussing.mp4

03:41

016 Planning the scene.mp4

03:21

03. Conclusion

017 Next steps.mp4

00:28

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In 21 Foundations of Animation, Dermot O' Connor shared universal principles that artists can use to create high-quality animation in any style or medium. In this course, Dermot shares how to apply these foundational principles to create a single scene. As he covers essential techniques—from plotting arcs to squashing and stretching characters to create cartoony motion—he demonstrates how these tactics work together to create a classical animated scene. Learn how to plan out a scene with thumbnail sketches, animate key poses, loosen and smooth the animation by breaking down the action, and more.

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