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So do you guys understand this?

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So do you guys understand this? 2015-01-01 10:31:50


http://www.newgrounds.com/dump/item/702a1e976a08d99c41600decd7b4b67b

Also, what is your general opinion on the animation in it?

Response to So do you guys understand this? 2015-01-01 12:06:16


This is very neat!


"So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past."

-F. Scott Fitzgerald

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Response to So do you guys understand this? 2015-01-03 01:56:51


At 1/1/15 10:31 AM, Asperchu wrote: http://www.newgrounds.com/dump/item/702a1e976a08d99c41600decd7b4b67b

Also, what is your general opinion on the animation in it?

really interesting! i think more anticipation in the actios will be great! (instead to go to pose A to B, go from A to C and then to B). search "the animator survival kit" of richard william for more data!

Response to So do you guys understand this? 2015-01-03 16:25:13


Great use of color and lighting, keep going with it.

It will need further story, and sound but there's some nice potential here.


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Response to So do you guys understand this? 2015-01-06 08:57:00


At 1/3/15 01:56 AM, CondePablo wrote: really interesting! i think more anticipation in the actios will be great! (instead to go to pose A to B, go from A to C and then to B). search "the animator survival kit" of richard william for more data!

I would put more anticipation for actions in this, but I really don't have the time since this is for a competition.
Thanks for all the positive feedback.

I've updated the animation, yet I don't know how to direct the next scene.
I need to show that the door hacker is losing control of his body but i don't know how to effectively communicate that to the audience.

I made a story board, but I've decided it's not going to work as well as I had it planned to.

So do you guys understand this?

Response to So do you guys understand this? 2015-01-06 12:52:39


he lose the control of his hand and fall off?
trying making he grabs his hand and forces some movement and that provokes his fall.
i like that the last camera is the same than the first one.

At 1/6/15 08:57 AM, Asperchu wrote:
At 1/3/15 01:56 AM, CondePablo wrote: really interesting! i think more anticipation in the actios will be great! (instead to go to pose A to B, go from A to C and then to B). search "the animator survival kit" of richard william for more data!
I would put more anticipation for actions in this, but I really don't have the time since this is for a competition.
Thanks for all the positive feedback.

I've updated the animation, yet I don't know how to direct the next scene.
I need to show that the door hacker is losing control of his body but i don't know how to effectively communicate that to the audience.

I made a story board, but I've decided it's not going to work as well as I had it planned to.

Response to So do you guys understand this? 2015-01-09 15:37:03


At 1/6/15 12:52 PM, CondePablo wrote: he lose the control of his hand and fall off?
trying making he grabs his hand and forces some movement and that provokes his fall.
i like that the last camera is the same than the first one.

I followed your advice. This is the final product

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1UMDuHxWlE

Response to So do you guys understand this? 2015-01-09 17:19:24


At 1/9/15 03:37 PM, Asperchu wrote:
At 1/6/15 12:52 PM, CondePablo wrote: he lose the control of his hand and fall off?
trying making he grabs his hand and forces some movement and that provokes his fall.
i like that the last camera is the same than the first one.
I followed your advice. This is the final product

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1UMDuHxWlE

congrats! it would be nice if you add more fighting in the last shot, even if he still fighting meanwhile he falls (to have in count for the future)