Introduction to Stop Motion: Create Animated Loops

Overview

“To finish this step, I will explain how to determine the export parameters. You'll see how to adjust the size to your chosen format, how to change the animation length to loop twice, and how to render the animation in Adobe Media Encoder.”

In this video lesson Victor Haegelin addresses the topic: Masking Rods and Supports 3, which is part of the Domestika online course: Introduction to Stop Motion: Create Animated Loops. Learn how to create an animated stop motion sequence from scratch with Dragonframe, from the initial storyboard to the finished film.

Partial transcription of the video

“Masking rods and supports And now that I've finished this retime, I will resume this new composition, I put it in a subcomposition. 02_EXPORT. I'm good in this composition, Export, here. All nested compositions influence each other. When creating subcompositions, what we do in the previous composition influences the following composition. Look, for example, if I do, in Retime, for example, a form, I see it here, in the Export composition, because it comes from the composition Retime. But she's not in the clean composition because it is a composition after. So I delete this form. It also dis...”

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Course summary for: Introduction to Stop Motion: Create Animated Loops

• Level: Beginner
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• 2689 students
• 5 units
• 23 lessons (5h 1m)
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• Category

  3D & Animation

• Software

  Adobe After Effects, Dragonframe

• Areas

  Animation, Stop Motion, Storyboard