Wow, this is quite a feat. 48 hours could be spread out into six 8-hour work days, which would turn into about 1 minute of final product per work day. With a team of 5, you could theoretically make a stiff, goofy, but entertaining animated feature film in 18 days. Add 1 week for concept development and an extra week for editorial, and that's an Asylum production. Nice job with doing the action, it worked! If you pre-rigged the characters so you could stream Xsens or Rokoko (even have someone perform remotely and pipe over IP to your computer) and just record the raw data into the project (you could then hand off the raw data for retargeting/processing while you continue working on other elements), you could create action really quickly that way too. This is a hell of a precedent. Congrats.
@@anotherrandominternetguy404 oh shit I completely forgot about asylum. Hahah, fuck man, I’m reminiscing back on their shit. Thank you so much for commenting this.
@@cheekybananaboy3361 it was a joke, but I realized, it looked more like a eight year-old typed it... Edit: Hahhahahhahhahhahhahahahhahahahahahaha my younger brother wrote my thread of my comments; I didn't see the notifications.
Yo it looks like a great ad for some shitty mobile game about romans. Like just add a cool logo and a game play montage at the end and your done. Not bad at all for 48h.
This really shows how much time goes into such little content. 48 hours gets compressed into 5 minutes of work. 9 hours per minute. You should really appreciate animators.
@@EngineerMikey5 Well... technically animators don't do that in big studio projects. But yeah, if you are an indie creator on your own without a budget you are gonna have to do it - or at least spend a lot of time finding and altering free models and animations.
Thank you... thank you, thank you, thank you. I literally cried myself to sleep last night, because I am a solo artist trying to do the work of a multi-million dollar studio. Realizing that it was going to take me 10+ years to create. I was sadden, disheartened, and felt hopeless. This video gave me hope, again; thank you.
I often hear people say "it's not possible, you need a team, you need a budget, you need this you need that". All you need is a passion for it. I was inspired by this video.
No true indie filmmaker is truly worth their salt without completely not caring about the audio in their own damn movie lmao; I'm proud of you, Austin.
My personal critique, I would get rid of the "stand back" from the knight. I liked that it was wordless. There was a silent emotion that spoke louder than words.
I think the whole crunch time mentality is real. How many studios have ambitious ideas only to settle for what's an industry standard or even sub par execution.
Honestly, that would be a next level cutscene in an indie game. Like, not great; but would elevate a small project beyond the typical still images or pixels.
This video’s title should be every word that describes dedication and work ethic You managed to animate and render a whole 3d, edit it and add audio, and produce a decent result with it in under 48 hours, and then go behind that and go through the entire process again (minus the 3d part) to post a great RUclips video. And to put the absolute burnout cherry on top, spent $272. I wish I could do more, but I applaud you sir. You are a hard working man
I'm currently several months into the process of remaking Avengers: Infinity War in the form of a PowerPoint presentation, and I've only just introduced the Guardians. I don't have a point to make I just wanted to tell someone because I feel like I'm going crazy over here.
@@peterkrausa4100 Yeah it's through clipart, powerpoint animations, and wordart for dialogue. It's far from professional but I thought it would be funny, and now I've put too much time into it to stop.
I’ve tried animating myself, and I have to say, for something that was done in 2 days, your short was seriously good. Keep in mind- Pixar and Disney take almost a year to make their movies
I feel like you could have kept the motif of the boy fighting the slug by having the knight lose and the boy picking up the weapon, ending it there with him looking brave but unsure
Yeah, the kid being defiant at the end and picking up the weapon would be a great cut-off point. Doesn't matter if he wins or loses - what matters is that he picks the weapon up.
Heck, the monster could've instantly killed the solider and then the boy could've just ran at it and cut there. Or you could cut with him cowering or looking defiant or whatever you want. Lots of ways to make it shorter.
about 10 years ago i was attending a 3D modelling & animation school. I was there for about 2 years (before dropping out), and in all that time i made 2 short 30 second clips. The school held several workshops that mostly did not amount to anything, they really could have used this for inspiration. This just goes to show how much of a timewaste some schools can be.
I understand why you gave yourself a time limit, but I'd really love to see how good it would've turned out if you had taken all the time you needed to take it to perfection.
You should remake this and make it a full-length short film and this time give yourself a couple weeks to make it an actual film. You know, since you already invested the movie.
This is my daily routine at work... Making short animation from 2 or 3 lines on script in an hour (or two if I'm lucky). Interpret those 2 lines, search for suitable assets, build the set, animate, add post processing effect, render, edit sequence, then send it to editor, everything in those 1-2 hour deadline. The stress is real..!
I accidentally clicked on this video when scrolling my feed without seeing what it was. So glad I did. This is an interesting watch. Tempted to use something like this turn my book into into a movie.
For some people / companies, that's kinda how it is. Just go look up all the horror stories of crunch time when it comes to releasing new games and movies.
@@Zexidous being a former animation student, and a designer now, i couldn't agree more lol your boss would want supreme quality vids with a smol ass time frame given.
I'm just getting into 3D animation and I'm happy I came across your video. For 48 hours it was actually better then I expected. I can only imagine what can be made when given a longer time frame to make a short. Definitely inspired me to create things independently 🙌
you didnt need one more hour, you needed one more final hour lol. You should have given yourself 2 hours 24 times instead of 48 hours. If one could master that they could master life avoiding fighting when trying to do things quickly is probably a good idea, fighting is a conversation in itself that takes time to coordinate in a way that feels believable, moreso than a lot of other interaction elements its pretty decent though! The scene composition is pretty good for something so fast the story is probably the worst part tbh, since you had to cut out the kind of twist it doesnt read like a story so much as a list of events. Theres no 'but then' moment, though of course you planned a decent one so its just down to time
Here is a hint to help you save time: When you were rendering the scene at 16:18 You said "away from the keyboard" You could have just said, "afk" Just a pro tip for next time.
1st of all, "AFK" does not mean "away from the keyboard" you need to remove the "the". 2nd of all lets be real here, we ALL didn't know what AFK meant or LOL, so mind your own business and stop talking like 8 year old kids being jerks. If he didn't know what "AFK" meant that's okay, no one and I mean NO ONE is perfect.
Subbed for your dedication and willingness to try something new. It would be nice to see you do another project like this once you have a few assets already downloaded.
10:35 I like how whoever did this added an antique vase from Egypt, not Rome- and like, that coasted a lot of fucking money and only the Top Elite could afford it, on a peasant village that was really well thought
showing the awkwardness of the knight as he walks by the boy, was the funniest thing ever but so true. even in my stop motion animations that happens. in my most recent one, there's a lego man just laying dead on the other side of the set cus i thought i was going to use it, but you never see it
the "animate only stuff you need" (with the knight....something-ing while pushing away the boy) reminds me of what you see if you force 3rd person cam in Mirror's Edge; check the GDQ speedrun i think
looking back on this video, i kinda have the feeling this was around the time your channel began to forge a new, independent direction (in addition to retaining the high quality documentary style) that intersected with the bargain bin cinematic universe idea into your current slew of active projects. very cool to look back on. I also want to thank you because if I remember right, this video was just before semester-end that year, and coupled with the 2020 lockdown I had little else to do. I think the energy and almost creative madness of this video (to just reach out and try *something*) and the Exigency video really inspired me and led me to apply for a small writing gig. It fell through eventually but I did finish writing most of it, and it kind of reignited my individual creativity and helped me continue solo when my usual creative pursuits from pre-covid fell off due to restrictions in 2020 and 2021. so, thank you for that!
You explained exactly what not to add or work too much when animating to make a movie. I love your tutorial, very well explained, very informative, and invigorating for those who are giving up in creating an animated video in a short period of time. Thumbs up. Keep it up.
This is the best video I have seen in very long time. 100% entertaining and enjoyed seeing the step by step process. I hope you make more videos like this focused on "Creating an animated movie".
Amazing! 48 hours creation for ~100 seconds of movie just shows how much production is involved and how important it is to budget ambition. That's a factor of 1728 to 1, production to output seconds. A really good example of the creative process. Great video!
So, tell me the difference between that and: ordering someone else to design a map ordering someone else to design some objects Having a full team of people to make you rigged characters and animations Having a ton of animators working on every single frame of a movie. render. why would he, on his own. not use "assets" which to him is basically getting something from another teammember. He still made his point. that animating is within everyone's reach.
you're a legend man.. thank you so much for being the guinea pig. I think I'm gonna model/animate most everything myself, stretch out the timeframe, and save on costs. But seeing this process from A-Z was so helpful! Thank you!
Развлечения
I'm taking things a step further with a feature film! Support it here: bit.ly/GOATLAS
nice
Reallusion is Trash.
ah yes, atlas
@@scottlee38cool bro.
the knight had blood on his face and no visible wound. I think he slaughtered the village and the slug was a good guy trying to kill him.
Write that down,
_WRITE THAT DOWN!_
The kid was next. Why do you think it ended so suddenly?
That's I took away from the film. The alien thing never even hurt the kid, he just roared.
@@mr.horizons (in alien) "Run, child. Save yourself!"
@@mr.horizons the alien roared at the knight that was behind the kid
$16: "that's so expensive!"
$99: "okay let's do it!"
Nīkau Awatea ah you spotted consumer psychology. Once you have the wallet open, it’s easier to buy items with larger price tags
Quality>quantity
samanjj actually, im like the opposite of that lmao
Bách Lâm you’re a rare one.
@@samanjj mr grinch
"I designed a peasant boy" - God when making me
Oooooh self burn! Those are rare!
@@thelegitpotato1248 yeah... well... Unless you live in cruel dictatorship and want to raise awareness to your problem.
@@ruslankazimov622 sorry I didn’t realize that’s what it was ;-;
Thought it said pleasant boy but read replies and realised it was peasent
Hey hey hey.
It iZ WaT IT Iz !!!
Wow, this is quite a feat. 48 hours could be spread out into six 8-hour work days, which would turn into about 1 minute of final product per work day. With a team of 5, you could theoretically make a stiff, goofy, but entertaining animated feature film in 18 days. Add 1 week for concept development and an extra week for editorial, and that's an Asylum production.
Nice job with doing the action, it worked! If you pre-rigged the characters so you could stream Xsens or Rokoko (even have someone perform remotely and pipe over IP to your computer) and just record the raw data into the project (you could then hand off the raw data for retargeting/processing while you continue working on other elements), you could create action really quickly that way too.
This is a hell of a precedent. Congrats.
Heck yeah, I'm down for script writing if you need any ideas!
I don’t want more asylum production! Nobody wants!
@@anotherrandominternetguy404 oh shit I completely forgot about asylum. Hahah, fuck man, I’m reminiscing back on their shit. Thank you so much for commenting this.
Wow this is really insightful!
@@noteem5726 any ideas?
U should do one in one week. I think that’s more realistic
totally agree!!
@@keanureeves7987 fake
@@notsure6834 wow, are you a professional detective?
@@cheekybananaboy3361 it was a joke, but I realized, it looked more like a eight year-old typed it...
Edit: Hahhahahhahhahhahhahahahhahahahahahaha my younger brother wrote my thread of my comments; I didn't see the notifications.
Not Sure false u are an eight year old
Yo it looks like a great ad for some shitty mobile game about romans. Like just add a cool logo and a game play montage at the end and your done. Not bad at all for 48h.
reminds me of RAID:SHADOW LEGENDS, THE #1 MOBILE RPG GAME
Imagine if Raid:Shadow Legends sponsored this man
@NM Trindle - Gaming and More LETS GOOO
kk mhm Forget everything you know about mobile gaming!
dragonfand luckily it was skill share
The slug is literally a Demogorgon.
Was looking for a comment like this
@@msterofficial hahaha me also
I thought he might not have watched stranger things. Then i saw his shirt
that's no two headed monkey I've ever seen
I don’t know if this is right but I don’t think he can say “demogorgon” due to copyright
This really shows how much time goes into such little content. 48 hours gets compressed into 5 minutes of work. 9 hours per minute. You should really appreciate animators.
Especially since animators don't just simply buy their models and setting. They make them.
@@EngineerMikey5 Well... technically animators don't do that in big studio projects. But yeah, if you are an indie creator on your own without a budget you are gonna have to do it - or at least spend a lot of time finding and altering free models and animations.
Yes, my lord - lord Uriel,
the beholder of the amulet of kings.
@@JordiGarLee Or just use blender. It's free, you can animate 2d and 3d in it and it looks amazing (if you know what you're doing)
@@demian5631 i don’t think blender was around when he was a kid
Alternate title: How raid shadow legends create ads.
😂
Lol
YES
lmao
Lol
I am 100% sure that the fallout 76 production cycle was exactly this.
- Just get some assets and put it in the game, we don't have time to check.
I can imagine even down to the crunch in final 30 minutes
This comment is extremely underrated
Studio Giblets Something can’t be underrated if it has been said already many times before.
not really, you can make actually good games in this amount of time, it was more like 2 hours of importing assets from fallout 4
Him: wears stranger things shirt
Also him: calls the demogorgon a slug monster
it says stranger thangs 😍👍
@@alexg9799 ok sherlock
Should have ended with a cut of the boy holding the slug and whispering "father..."
No thats too cliche
Lol
@@cliche_5860 name checks out
@@cliche_5860 lel
😂
When you're in animation school and you leave the final project for the last 2 days
bro thats me
Bro, that's me
bro that's me
Bro that’s me
Bro that’s me
Good lord. In 48 hours. You’re a mad man. I love it.
It's Alex Clark *M A D L A D*
How did you not skyrocket to the top of the comments
It's Alex Clark Alex if you read this I just want you to know I’m a big fan of you
@@legionnre2181 because this is not his realm
how r u not getting a lot of likes?
Thank you... thank you, thank you, thank you. I literally cried myself to sleep last night, because I am a solo artist trying to do the work of a multi-million dollar studio. Realizing that it was going to take me 10+ years to create. I was sadden, disheartened, and felt hopeless. This video gave me hope, again; thank you.
I often hear people say "it's not possible, you need a team, you need a budget, you need this you need that". All you need is a passion for it. I was inspired by this video.
Why will it take 10+ years?
@@ntokozomoyo2371 hes remaking. Spirited away
@@blueshinobi8665 :0 no way! I love that movie
@@ntokozomoyo2371 Because my eyes are too big for my plate.
No true indie filmmaker is truly worth their salt without completely not caring about the audio in their own damn movie lmao; I'm proud of you, Austin.
Jesus Christ, I bet this is how those animated movie knock-offs do it.
Lmao probably 🤣🤣
Whiny B Ratatoing
True
probably
AHEM -the asylum movies-
The boy walks with a lot of swagger for someone who’s town is ransacked
Because plot twist:
The boy was the one who murdered the villagers
i was thinking the same thing he thought he was the shit
@@IfYouMeetAWolf part 2: revelation
especially that blip at 12:16 where he looks down upon the street lol
My personal critique, I would get rid of the "stand back" from the knight. I liked that it was wordless. There was a silent emotion that spoke louder than words.
I liked the line, but leaving it out would have made it universal, with no language barrier for potential foreign viewers.
I liked it
The silence wasn't intentional. It was because he didn't have the time or the talent to do better.
@@joshuachampion5973 it might not have been intentional but it was good
The boy was emotionless so I think some sound is down to Earth.
2 days? It took me 13 years to make an animated movie. I'm intrigued.
Is this forshadowing 🤣
CODY YOU MADE IT BIG
Omg it’s you
cody!! awesome work
Bravo (BTW WAHT IS THE MOVIE CALLED?!)
I think the whole crunch time mentality is real. How many studios have ambitious ideas only to settle for what's an industry standard or even sub par execution.
**Giant monster comes out of nowhere**
Boy: "just a normal day"
Fatal mistake was drinking 5 Hour Energy whilst you needed 6 Hour Energy.
Drink 2
@@clumbus894 I don't think 5 Hour Energy knows how to do math.
chungus amongus
@@clumbus894 they patched the mechanic where you can stack 5 hour energies unfortunately
Isn’t that “Slug” the demogorgon from Stranger Things?
he is wearing a stranger things t shirt, im not sure if he is just messing with us haha
Stranger *Thangs
It is, looks like the character model and animations from Dead by Daylight.
😂😂😂 demogorgon
excuse me, did you mean nogrogomed?
looks like an ad for a mobile game
Honestly, that would be a next level cutscene in an indie game. Like, not great; but would elevate a small project beyond the typical still images or pixels.
Sneeze into your elbow, not your hand. Y'all know that, right?
Yes. Also never do high fives, ita bout the elbow bumps now.
Fuck elbow bumps, it’s all about the foot taps now 👀
Dab into a Sneeze
shirt
In Asia, its not taught for us to do that. Ive been tryna preach this practice for so long but everyone just cringes thinking I'm dabbing
I got a very strong "PlayStation 2 cutscene" feel of the whole film.
More like N64.
Joshua Champion N64 but with RayTracing.
This video’s title should be every word that describes dedication and work ethic
You managed to animate and render a whole 3d, edit it and add audio, and produce a decent result with it in under 48 hours, and then go behind that and go through the entire process again (minus the 3d part) to post a great RUclips video. And to put the absolute burnout cherry on top, spent $272. I wish I could do more, but I applaud you sir. You are a hard working man
These ads in 2020 got really long and complicated, man.
Lmao true but gotta hand it to him, he made it engaging
I'm currently several months into the process of remaking Avengers: Infinity War in the form of a PowerPoint presentation, and I've only just introduced the Guardians. I don't have a point to make I just wanted to tell someone because I feel like I'm going crazy over here.
Sounds cool. Keep up the good work. Can you share a link?
As in every slide is one frame? Or all through clip art?
@@peterkrausa4100 Yeah it's through clipart, powerpoint animations, and wordart for dialogue. It's far from professional but I thought it would be funny, and now I've put too much time into it to stop.
@@zarbixii oh man... I was hoping for a really detailed presentation.
Why is this the exact idea I had when I was 7-
I’ve tried animating myself, and I have to say, for something that was done in 2 days, your short was seriously good.
Keep in mind- Pixar and Disney take almost a year to make their movies
years*
@@clarenceduodu9848 with a huge team.
I'd honestly love it if you made a remastered version of that short and put it up for us to watch!
This guy really dropped 300$ just for our entertainment. What a mad lad.
no a nice lad and a surviving lad. not edit im sorry for going all technical on u :]
I'm sure he made 100 fold back
I liked your comment but I saw your comment and it had 69 likes...
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Don't worry I didn't liked
HE SAID VDO WAS SPONSERED
I bet you havent heard about Mr. Beast
I feel like you could have kept the motif of the boy fighting the slug by having the knight lose and the boy picking up the weapon, ending it there with him looking brave but unsure
Or have him do a quick sneaky backstab on the slug.
Hindsight is 20/20, as they say. But you do make a good point.
Yeah, the kid being defiant at the end and picking up the weapon would be a great cut-off point. Doesn't matter if he wins or loses - what matters is that he picks the weapon up.
Heck, the monster could've instantly killed the solider and then the boy could've just ran at it and cut there.
Or you could cut with him cowering or looking defiant or whatever you want.
Lots of ways to make it shorter.
yeah that was my thought
22:11 Apares a Giant Monster!
Kid: stays like if nothing has happened
about 10 years ago i was attending a 3D modelling & animation school. I was there for about 2 years (before dropping out), and in all that time i made 2 short 30 second clips.
The school held several workshops that mostly did not amount to anything, they really could have used this for inspiration.
This just goes to show how much of a timewaste some schools can be.
I understand why you gave yourself a time limit, but I'd really love to see how good it would've turned out if you had taken all the time you needed to take it to perfection.
@@marrow94 or 5 years
@@BlueflagAlpha or 10
@@aVeryHandsomeWall Why not 10 Years and 1 month?
@@walterwhitecookingchannel8912 why not 10 years and 2 months
@@aVeryHandsomeWall Do you one better, 10 Years, 1 month, and 24 Hours.
* wears a stranger things T-shirt *
* doesn't recognize the monster he buys *
That is not a Stranger Things t-shirt.
@@austinmcconnell now I'm even more confused, what the hell is stranger thangs?
Is it like a shit post but in T-shirt form?
its a "Stranger THANGS" T-shirt
lol stranger thangs xD
@@80Bucks Oh my god we have the same profile picture
I think it was really well made, especially for the time it was done in
I’ve seen animation MUCH worse that took years to make. Nice job 👍
You should remake this and make it a full-length short film and this time give yourself a couple weeks to make it an actual film. You know, since you already invested the movie.
there is a good rason why most animators makes their own assets and thats because if not it can get pretty expennsive
Nicholas Brewer who cares?
i swear to god i just saw one of your comments
Do they even count as an animator if they just buy everything?
@@augustcelineiii946 Yes...? They're an animator - not a 3D modeler.
@@augustcelineiii946 think about it real hard.......
I love how he likes the Slug creature AS HE'S WEARING A STRANGER THINGS SHIRT.
@@あかりんん it is though, it's literally the stranger things logo but the 'i' is replaced with an 'a', I think it's some kind of reference to something
@@balkje I think it may be a reference to the way Rick talks in the Walking Dead
Slug is also a knock off Demogorgon
Ikr
Ana from the game Overwatch has a voiceline that says naptime
This is my daily routine at work... Making short animation from 2 or 3 lines on script in an hour (or two if I'm lucky). Interpret those 2 lines, search for suitable assets, build the set, animate, add post processing effect, render, edit sequence, then send it to editor, everything in those 1-2 hour deadline. The stress is real..!
I accidentally clicked on this video when scrolling my feed without seeing what it was. So glad I did. This is an interesting watch. Tempted to use something like this turn my book into into a movie.
The original story plan was like Obi-Wan vs Darth Maul but in Rome.
Lmao I just realized it
I recently wrote a book. It's on sale now. Don't worry. I spent way more than 2 days on it. ruclips.net/video/sIipouhQLK8/видео.html
lol
that book seems so cool nice work!
Austin: Wears a Stranger Things shirt
Austin: Doesn't know what a Demigorgon is
Me: Bruhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
LOL 🤣🤣
haha
He’s treating the time limit like his life depends on it
Ok Sanic you got to beat this gu-.... *SPOODER MAN JOINS THE SERVER*
For some people / companies, that's kinda how it is.
Just go look up all the horror stories of crunch time when it comes to releasing new games and movies.
@@Zexidous being a former animation student, and a designer now, i couldn't agree more lol your boss would want supreme quality vids with a smol ass time frame given.
Kevstahhh
that's dedication
Let's hope he turns this into a full-fledged and polished movie.
10:04 That dude tho 🤣
I never thought I would hear this:
“Hmmm HD abandoned house looks good.”
White peopel in a horror movie be like
Last time I was this early the slug monster was called a demogorgon
Slug monster sounds better.
He's wearing a Stranger Things parody t-shirt and he doesn't recognise the Demogorgon. Very weird.
Peace Master I think he does but is making a joke out of it
I'm always early
Demagorgons don't look like that.
I'm just getting into 3D animation and I'm happy I came across your video. For 48 hours it was actually better then I expected. I can only imagine what can be made when given a longer time frame to make a short. Definitely inspired me to create things independently 🙌
Great to hear! Tune into my new video tomorrow. Might be right up your alley. :)
@@austinmcconnell Looking forward to it!
you didnt need one more hour, you needed one more final hour lol. You should have given yourself 2 hours 24 times instead of 48 hours. If one could master that they could master life
avoiding fighting when trying to do things quickly is probably a good idea, fighting is a conversation in itself that takes time to coordinate in a way that feels believable, moreso than a lot of other interaction elements
its pretty decent though! The scene composition is pretty good for something so fast
the story is probably the worst part tbh, since you had to cut out the kind of twist it doesnt read like a story so much as a list of events. Theres no 'but then' moment, though of course you planned a decent one so its just down to time
Here is a hint to help you save time:
When you were rendering the scene at 16:18
You said "away from the keyboard"
You could have just said, "afk"
Just a pro tip for next time.
teabags2day WAIT IS THAT WHAT AFK STANDS FOR or am I missing a joke
@@benscott6633 yup afk means away from keyboard dawg
@@benscott6633 if you never knew that, you aren't true gang
@@benscott6633 wait what did u think it meant?
1st of all, "AFK" does not mean "away from the keyboard" you need to remove the "the".
2nd of all lets be real here, we ALL didn't know what AFK meant or LOL, so mind your own business and stop talking like 8 year old kids being jerks. If he didn't know what "AFK" meant that's okay, no one and I mean NO ONE is perfect.
Austin: I'll try to make an animated short in 48 hours
Family-frenldly channels with weird Spider-elsa animation: Get a load of this guy.
I googled it. I'm not sure it's family freindly. Seems more like someone's PCP come down.
Al G Lmaoo. I hate those videos, I made my younger siblings delete RUclips because of them.
I love that you did this and I learned a lot from it. Thank you, keep it up, your work means a lot.
"stay back!" :D Cracked me up.
3:20 he’s wearing a stranger things shirt and doesn’t realize it’s a demogorgon
Its stranger thangs...
i was searching for this comment XD
That annoyed me this entire video
He is probably just joking he has to be. Because the demogorgon starts as a slug and grows up into a demogorgon (I think)
Cookie •Draw• Same
"I really like this outfit thought"
Let's hope he likes joining the raid shadow legends ad team too
Subbed for your dedication and willingness to try something new. It would be nice to see you do another project like this once you have a few assets already downloaded.
I'm now more excited than ever to see your Atlas movie.
Also that short film could be a cool introduction for a dnd thing.
AustinMcConnell: Chooses iClone.
Blender: Am i joke do you?
Haha Cycles goes (snail noises)
@@paingpaingpp
haha eevee goes (cheetah noises)
LOL
@Retro Trash Bruh. I know it
Dead Meme me: cries in bsod
P.s: I’m a big fan of blender. I’m just joking about it.
Animation tip: Make your characters blink before they do an action.
My characters dont have eyes
@@XDefaultBoe touché
10:35 I like how whoever did this added an antique vase from Egypt, not Rome- and like, that coasted a lot of fucking money and only the Top Elite could afford it, on a peasant village that was really well thought
showing the awkwardness of the knight as he walks by the boy, was the funniest thing ever but so true. even in my stop motion animations that happens. in my most recent one, there's a lego man just laying dead on the other side of the set cus i thought i was going to use it, but you never see it
Kind of looks like “Plan B” the off brand “Bee Movie”
Heat Death imagine putting a pun in a movie
Heat Death plan *bee*
Thank you
God that movie gives me ptsd
@@a8552bc Bee Movie is also a pun
>Austin spending a lot of money on assets.
>Me, clicking the like button hoping it helps.
the "animate only stuff you need" (with the knight....something-ing while pushing away the boy) reminds me of what you see if you force 3rd person cam in Mirror's Edge; check the GDQ speedrun i think
*_Lets aprecciate the fact that editing this video was also really hard._*
21:31 I'm sorry he's just walking so casually like he was the one that slaughtered the village lmao
LMAO EXACTLY
he looks abit proud
Guess I know what to do with my two weeks of quarantine...
Zach Maready imagine a crowdsourced animated movie with all of Austin’s fans trying to take part
Yup I've started learning blender out of boredom.
AllergicTeen we should all make a multi animator project within two weeks 😮
@@rohanimations I love that idea!
Spend a bunch of money?
Do you boo
Was surprisingly well done for the time investment- your skill clearly shows. That's the part that takes the longest.
looking back on this video, i kinda have the feeling this was around the time your channel began to forge a new, independent direction (in addition to retaining the high quality documentary style) that intersected with the bargain bin cinematic universe idea into your current slew of active projects. very cool to look back on.
I also want to thank you because if I remember right, this video was just before semester-end that year, and coupled with the 2020 lockdown I had little else to do. I think the energy and almost creative madness of this video (to just reach out and try *something*) and the Exigency video really inspired me and led me to apply for a small writing gig. It fell through eventually but I did finish writing most of it, and it kind of reignited my individual creativity and helped me continue solo when my usual creative pursuits from pre-covid fell off due to restrictions in 2020 and 2021. so, thank you for that!
5:55 I though it was the sound of the spidol on the whiteboard.
ikr lol
Lolol
Lmao me too!
Wow, it does xD
Me too
This man used the demogorgon from stranger things as his antagonist.
Thanks, was wondering why it looked familiar.
HES WAIRING A STRANGER THINGS SHIRT
@@retro_rogue3637 *Stranger Thangs
Demidog
Great job, Austin! You're awesome! :D
For the time frame, you did GREAT!
"Why do I do this?"
For us, Austin. For us. Thank you.
Ah yes I remember that time when Rome was attacked by an army of Demogorgons
What happened lord Ceasar
You explained exactly what not to add or work too much when animating to make a movie. I love your tutorial, very well explained, very informative, and invigorating for those who are giving up in creating an animated video in a short period of time. Thumbs up. Keep it up.
This is the best video I have seen in very long time. 100% entertaining and enjoyed seeing the step by step process. I hope you make more videos like this focused on "Creating an animated movie".
“I just have to trust that the sound effects are there…“
Ah, a lesson from the editor of 2017’s The Mummy trailer.
This is a very obscure yet funny reference.
AHHHHHHHH
Yes
Nobody:
Bowling alley screens after you get a strike:
*has name Meme Cereal*
*doesn’t recognize a popular meme from 2019*
THERE IS A RED SPY IN THE BASE
SH1NYMAN a red spy in the base? Que music
FiZZy HUTHUTHUT WE NEED TO PROTECT THE BRIEFCASE!
funniest comment of all time
YO, A LITTLE HELP HERE?
Brilliant!! Just brilliant. Thank you so much
oh my God!! I am impressed!!! even though the kid is not interacting or giving any reactions but I gotta say what you did is truly incredible.
Me: Mom can we have Stranger Things?
Mom: No we have Stranger Things at Home.
Stranger Things at Home: 21:55
Lmao
arham_ why do you have a playlist of rickrolls?
arham_ answer me coward
@@senza4591 answer him
arham_ answer him
Austin: Anyone can do it
also Austin: spends hundreds of dollars before starting
In 3 months of work you can surelly get 300 to spend just as he did...
not so expensive.
Akuro Sasamiya or you could make the assets instead of buying them
@@blyzz2031 This is harder than buying them obviously, but still is a thing that anyone can do.
He spent like 3 days of minimum wage
@GegrillteOrange you must eat a lot of rawmin
I think we can all agree that this is the best movie ever made
Amazing! 48 hours creation for ~100 seconds of movie just shows how much production is involved and how important it is to budget ambition. That's a factor of 1728 to 1, production to output seconds. A really good example of the creative process. Great video!
How to make an animated film in 48 hours:
*buy the whole map*
*buy all the objects*
*buy all the characters*
*animate*
*hit render*
Not a bad strategy.
In games we call that asset flipping 😋
@@FuZZbaLLbee wait you make games?
Clinically dead Is that surprising? Check out how many subscribers that RUclipsrs like BlackThornProd, Jonas Tyroller, and Pigdev have.
So, tell me the difference between that and:
ordering someone else to design a map
ordering someone else to design some objects
Having a full team of people to make you rigged characters and animations
Having a ton of animators working on every single frame of a movie.
render.
why would he, on his own. not use "assets" which to him is basically getting something from another teammember.
He still made his point. that animating is within everyone's reach.
Hell, if he can make an animated movie in forty-eight hours, then I can record a five minute presentation for my English teacher.
I enjoy game jams, harder than animation BUT I find just animating this quick SUPER difficult but game jams are usually free .
you're a legend man.. thank you so much for being the guinea pig. I think I'm gonna model/animate most everything myself, stretch out the timeframe, and save on costs. But seeing this process from A-Z was so helpful! Thank you!
48 hours not bad. I like how the fight seen looks like a real action scene with bad actors
As someone who doesn’t know a thing about 3D animation I thought it turned out incredible
Ok?
@@JefferyEpsteinOfficial no point in ur comment
Same
Right? I don't think I could have done that.
as someone who knows a decent amount about 3d animation it looks quite bad, but pretty impressive for only 48 hours
Pretty impressive for an animated action short with a 48 hour deadline. Well done!
Imagine what his wife was thinking when she heard austin's voice acting
Dude, you made a film in 2 days. I'm impressed.
There were one or two janky bits, but if you had 7 days instead of 2, this would have been flawless.
Flawless is a bit much. Unless you mean the exact same story/characters then your absolutely correct
no not flawless but good