I looked at clips on Youtube explaining and describing the different animation techniques and the issues involved. I also tried a drawing animation of a man walking at the bottom however was very rushed and doesn't have a lot of continuity but you can see the general outline of the idea.
Youtube Clips:
1. Animation
Careers : How to Make an Animated Cartoon
This
Clip involves an animation producer informing the audience on how to a drawing
animation using the specialised equipment and animation board/drawing disk and
it requires 1,440
pieces of paper per minute of animation for the drawing technique. It also
shows an example
of him doing a drawing animation of a cartoon turning his head through three
drawings and how he makes sure they are in the accurate places from the
equipment he uses to keep the continuity.
eHowTech.
(14/03/2009). Animation Careers : How to Make an Animated Cartoon .
Available: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDScLm61Qhk. Last accessed 15th
September 2013.
2. How to make an animated Movie - Must see
This clip is of an animation with a VO who speaks to
the cartoon on screen showing him how to make an animation. You can either do
it the ‘classic way’ by drawing it using real life creatures to help or clay
animation but is ‘very tedius’. The final way and easier way to do it is by computer.
You have to create a character by using a ‘bone skeleton’ then add props and
textures. Add a voice to your character then create the film. It also explains
that you can change camera angles and create more lighting however ‘less is
more’ when it comes to animations.
aniBOOM. (15/12/2008). How to make an
animated Movie - Must see. Available:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GGdWs90J4Qg. Last accessed 15th September 2013.
3. Animation
Tutorial-Doing the Walk-Part
This
Video is a tutorial on how to show a man walking, through drawing. I followed
this tutorial and had a go at it myself.
Kineticsoa. (20/08/2011). Animation
Tutorial-Doing the Walk-Part I. Available:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=09K2Dzli_3o. Last accessed 15th September 2013.
Here is my rough attempt at the walking man I extended it by repeating drawings and adding titles to make the animation longer however the camera was hand held which made it difficult to maintain continuity and flow as the setting outside my window changes affecting the lighting as well.
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