I couldn't Finish it
I am sorry it was random and everywhere. The music reminded me of old Nintendo and Atari. I am not saying it is bad, it is just not my cup of tea.
Reviews for "BING BING"
Rutger responds:
No problem, not everyone likes this style.
Yeah..
I really enjoyed this little short. It was creative and things just kept popping up. Please keep up the good work.
silly
fun stuff. could have used a bit more continuity, but I liked it.
Rutger responds:
Cool!
not bad
a lot of the stuff I had seen in beep beep already, so it wasn't entirely interesting, but I still fived it because I liked it for the most part.
here's some advice:
when you're animating to music, its totally fun and great to just mess around like you were with no story, but when the only movement happens on the main beats, it starts to seem storyboardy, and a storyboard with no story is kind of pointless!
I like animation/animating without a story, but Im finding more and more that its important to people and that I feel happier making things that have stories that are also animated to my level of quality. you may not feel the same way, but you might some day. thats not so important.
the main thing is that actions shouldnt just happen on the main beat (or bing, haha), its generally more enjoyable when movement is a relatively constant element, and important movements happen on the main beat. then its like, 'OH MAN LOOK HOW AWESOME BORNTOBYTE IS AT SYNCING!' right now its pretty good but it could be a lot better with more movement.
lol, I know that lots of movement is harder to animate though too, which is Im sure one of the reasons you kept this pretty simple. your frame by frame is fun and light, and it would definitely be overwhelming to animate something of that length with like, 2000 unique frames.
keep it up, you seem to be improving nicely.
moro
Rutger responds:
Thanks man, I'll remember these tips!
i still loved it!
i loved it, again, 5/5, 9/10 because of slightly irritating music.
Rutger responds:
Hehe thanks.