I remember hearing the animators talk about how on The Lion King, despite going for realistic movement in the animation, they still incorporated squash-and-stretch, but to a lesser extent, because of the organic feel that it gives the animation. I also think it acts as a surrogate for motion blur, which of course you don't get in cel animation, and that's why it registers as normal to our eyes. I was working on a dub of a 3-D animated cartoon and was surprised to notice there wasn't any motion blur, but there was squash-and-stretch, and that was providing a similar visual experience. I found it interesting because of course you can save rendering time if you're not using motion blur.
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I remember hearing the animators talk about how on The Lion King, despite going for realistic movement in the animation, they still incorporated squash-and-stretch, but to a lesser extent, because of the organic feel that it gives the animation. I also think it acts as a surrogate for motion blur, which of course you don't get in cel animation, and that's why it registers as normal to our eyes. I was working on a dub of a 3-D animated cartoon and was surprised to notice there wasn't any motion blur, but there was squash-and-stretch, and that was providing a similar visual experience. I found it interesting because of course you can save rendering time if you're not using motion blur.
Gosh what gem this tutorial is! Thank Alessandro.
@@TheMagnel777 no thanks to you for your kind words
Great tutorial! Thanks man!
@@ChristopherRonaldo444 glad you appreciate this
Thank you for your knowledge!
welcome
Hey Great teacher ALESSANDRO ❤, Sir, what things do I need to follow to become a gameplay animator in 2025 ?
Sir, its Request what things do I need to follow to become a gameplay animator in 2025 ? Answer sir??
bodymechnics reel and learn a bit of unreal engine too
Hey twin!! 😂😂
@@alessandrocamporota3741 ahah hi