Directing and Concepting for Animation

Overview

“Every animation has a rhythm or can have a combination of several rhythms, depending on the purpose of your scene. We give you as an example those that seem the most used. You can tell something dramatically from the hand of your communication goal or emotional center. ”

In this video lesson Zeppelin addresses the topic: The use of intrigue and transitions part 2, which is part of the Domestika online course: Directing and Concepting for Animation. Learn how to create stories and portray them in an animated spot: from the concept to the finished product.

Partial transcription of the video

“The use of intrigue and transitions Transitions Now I will give you a list of the most used transitions to tell stories, whether in animation or at the movies or in the movies. The cut. The cut is the most basic and simple transition of an edition. You simply go from one take to another. But make it simple and basic It does not mean that we should underestimate it or that it is simple to use because you have to consider continuity and rhythm in your cuts. Allow the shot or image you want to show at that time have enough time you need to communicate and then move on to the other and that thi...”

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Course summary for: Directing and Concepting for Animation

• Level: Beginner
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• 592 students
• 4 units
• 18 lessons (2h 47m)
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• Category

  3D & Animation

• Areas

  Animation, Creativity