An In-depth Guide for Breakdowns in 3D Animation

In this lesson, AnimSchool instructor Scott McWhinnie takes us through his process of creating breakdowns that will best define a character’s motion. As Scott says in his lesson, “In CG animation, the computer is your inbetweener- and it’s the dumbest inbetweener - so it’s your job to give it all the information it needs.”
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Thanks for the lessons. And the modern technique of classic breakdown is awesome and quickly understandable.🙏

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I do 2D animation, and this is super helpful!

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Thank you for the awesome breakdown!

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So is a spacer just the start of a moving hold? Cool video by the way.

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Awesome! Thank you! Is there a good one stop shop for basic theories?

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