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Indeed it has! I've started storyboarding for the music video for Josh and Mer's song From The Sea. It should be nothing short of awesome! We'll see how it goes. I'll try to keep this updated with the progress of the project. I guess we'll see how that goes too...
hi my name is max im 14 and currently learning and operating with blender i really really really love 3d animation it's my no.1 goal in life to be an animator i really like your work and i was just wondering if you could give me a few tips and tell me what it's like out there in the world of animation thnks bye
Hey Max, It's cool to hear you're getting into 3D animation. I think my first word of advice would be to abandon Blender and find a way to get a copy of either Maya or 3DS Max. No one in the industry really uses Blender for animation and you would be much better off being able to tell studios eventually that you know how to use those other programs. Animation is fun but very time consuming thing. You have to really pay attention to very small details. Sometimes you even have to just be looking for things that feel right. You should buy the book The Animators Survival Kit by Richard Williams. Every animator should own that book. He talks about everything you need to know in there. You should also look at some of the old Disney films (Sleeping Beauty, Jungle Book, Alladin, etc.) and really study the animation in those movies. Pick one shot that has really interesting things going on in it and go through the shot frame by frame and really pick it apart. Look at the timing, spacing, posing, arcs, etc. of the shot. I've learned a lot from doing that. Above all, you have to be really passionate about it and really patient. It can get kind of tedious but the payoff is really nice. 3D Animation is a really good profession to go into. Especially now with the economy the way it is. It's one of those jobs that there will always be a need for. And as long as you really push yourself and never stop trying to learn how to animate better and get really good, you will always be wanted by someone to animate something. I hope this helped and it wasn't too overwhelming of a response!
hey thanks SO MUCH i really appresiate it but is there an easier way to get maya or 3dmax rather than paying the full cost and THANKYOU SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! agian for the responce im really thankful for it.
I'm not sure how to go about getting a copy of Max or Maya. I do know it's cheaper if you get a student version of the software. Maybe if you search around for that...
Your work is amazing! So unique a very well done. I really love your style
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