Not bad. I liked the effects tword the end.
Reviews for "Putting The Master Sword."
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I had to write a review because the review below me didnt make any sense. Too much hard work? That makes no sense. Every animation takes countless hours of work, so even if he did a crappy job, it would still take hours or even days. To the animation itself, It is really good. The lighting is very well done and the spinning camera shots were almost flawless. I would probably light the character up after he puts the sword in the stone. Lots of blue is lighting the entire room, but doesn't effect his shadow. That is all I can say. Awesome job and keep up the hard work.
~The Review Guru
Shollis responds:
Well I think he said that the amount of work and time put on scene doesn't worth for the video length, as I commented before if all these frames were "distributed" as a "normal" animation(on 12's or 8's) & perhaps with dialogues the length would been lots more than 40 sec. Thats what I understood.
What you said about the shadows in the end you're right, I considered it but I was so exhausted so I leave it as you see.
General quality of the video: Great.
My problem: Too much work was put into it.
Albeit, that might have been the point, but in my opinion, you put too much work into it. The animation was mind-numbingly, perfectly animated but that really is my only problem.
It was animated TOO well.
Don't take this the wrong way, I like hard work, but putting too much work into a 40 second video wasn't really the best of actions to take. I mean...it was good, I will say that, but the animation was too fluid and took way too much work to make.
WOW! Greastest 40secs ever....