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Animation
Information
1 What is animation?
2 Types of Animation
2.1. 2D Drawn
2.2. 3D Model
2.3. Computer
3 Creating a story
3.1 What is the
message
3.2 Who are the audience
3.3 etc.
4 Scripting a story
4.1 How the story
is conveyed
4.2 Stage and Camera Directions
4.3 Lighting of the scenes
4.4 Mood and Expressions of the characters
4.5 Script of the characters
5 Building a Storyboard
5.1 Converting
the Script into images
5.2 Telling the story without words
5.3 Advantages of a good storyboard
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6 Building the Set
6.1 Planning the
Set
6.2 Getting the Materials
6.3 Base of the Set
6.4 Building a Basic Set
6.5 A more complex Set
6.6 Different Scales
6.7 The finished Set
7 Making Characters
7.1. Designing
your Character
7.2. How the character moves
7.3. The Skeleton (Armature)
7.4. Constructing the body
7.5. Modeling Details
7.6. Adding Features
7.7. Clothing a character
7.8. How the character doesn't fall over
7.9. Spare part's for the most used features
7.10. More than one mouth
7.11. Tips and tricks on character construction
7.12. Links to
Suppliers of Character making equipment and materials
8 Making Props
8.1 Working in
minature
8.2 Making Buildings
8.3 Making Furnature
8.4 Materials to use
8.5 Adding Colour and Texture
8.6 Books, Newspapers, Magazines
8.7 Technology objects
8.8 Tips and Tricks for making props
8.9 Links to companys that make props.
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9 Setting up a studio
9.1 Studio Space
9.2 Equipment Needed
9.3 How it can be set up
9.4 Behind the scenes
9.5 Funding
9.6 Tips and tricks
for setting up a studio
9.7 Organisations that can help you build your studio
10 Lighting the set
10.1 Types of
Lighting
10.2 Key Light
10.3 Fill Light
10.4 Backlight
10.5 Importance of lighting
10.6 Where to buy lighting
11 Animating Techniques
11.1 Timing
11.2 Expressions of Characters
11.3 Action and reaction
12 Capturing the Animation
12.1 Using Framethief
12.2 Capture Software
12.3 Equipment needed
12.4 Where to buy equipment
13 Editing
14 The Finished Animation
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