@@omrceo neither, you need to do something that will help/guide you, when you're drawing the character, it's not only going to make the animation art more consistent, but it can also makes the process easier; I recommend to not shade too much or to not do unnecessary details, so it can be easier to understand how to draw the character correctly. Just the character on the art style of the animation is good enough :) there are multiple videos on yt that helps how to do these ref sheets!
For the people who can't afford to study animation in college, like myself, this is extremely helpful. From the bottom of my heart, Meppity and company, thank you so much. I've learned so much. Sooo much.
As someone that is interested in animation this was heaven in a video!!! Love how you take us behind all your projects and give us the whole picture. Rewatching the short film after this just makes it 100 times BETTER! Congrats guys 🧡🔥🙌
This look into the process of a short film is so unique to any other film production video I've watched Thanks for being unique Anya and you other beautiful people!💕
As a self taught artist in bumfuq nowhere it's so hard to find the people and friends to work on projects together. This entire video is just so inspiring and all of your teamwork is something I think everyone should strive for. Well done!!
I freaking love the animated background the speakers' avatars are framed against. It's like an extra scene set after the events of the short film, exclusive to this video, and a moody backdrop at that. Makes me think of a well decorated exitway after a themepark attraction.
At the beginning of the year I set myself the challenge to make an animated short film with at least 5 minutes until the ending of the year working only by myself. It is a pretty big challange and its going to be really hard but I really want to set myself a big goal this year. All the times that I tried making an original project they had character arcs, complicated lore and extremly big world building but with no plot, I was basically trying to make the next avatar of my first ever project, so the point of this challenge is for me to create a simpler world with a simpler premise that can actually be presented in 5 minutes, something that I can make with a full story, so I want to at least get a complete storybord/animatic, just for me to prove to myself that I can make something with a story. This video is helping so much especially on organization, thank you for making this video! I hope this project works.
So update. It didn’t happen. 2021 was kind of a terrible year. BUT! I am working on a new one and this one actually is actually happening! I am doing it for my portfolio and Im already doing pipeline tests! Anyone reading this, be in the look out for “The Red Spot” for whenever I finish it
@@stellarchevy well “the red spot” is still on the go! I have it fully visualized and scripted as well as storyboard and animatic, now just need to get into the actual animating 🥲 I tried learning clip studio but it was just an absolute pain, so Im going to have to do with procreate animation tools
@@boobiw1416 its in the same stage as it was unfortunately, but I am applying to both Seneca and Sheridan for animation right now! So life is going pretty good, I hope that I get the chance to make it while Im at college, plus procreate dreams just came out which is specifically an animation software, so I might be able to make a rough version of this short film for my portfolio!
I wanted to watch this video for soo long, but the video itself is soo long so I literally PROCASTINATED on watch'n a damn video. But let me tell u every second is filled with insights and I love that. It's soo beautifully done and even this whole video was kinda animated right !? So it was more fun. And I have actually watched the short film before but I didn't realise that the characters who came in to ask for candy were the makers themself. Oh god how fun it is to know the insights behind a cool short animated film. Thanks anya for making this video and everyone else for joining in the journey. Simply beautiful ✨💖✨
You guys really outdid yourselves, both with the film and this video!! They were soooo fun to watch and I loved seeing the process and hearing the team talk about the film! Can't wait to see what you do in the future🔥❤️
Another day when I learned more from animation than my three years in university. Thanks for the breakdown. I also really like how different all of your avatars and expressions are
I found one of your videos about a portfolio that helped me calm down during this season, then I saw your sketchbook video, and within the week you posted a video on this subject that will help me understand stuff about this topic I really enjoy, it's honestly so cool to see, great job on these vids!
Im in my final year of an animation course in Ireland, and listening to this while working from home honestly makes me feel like I'm in a creative space again? Not to mention helping me with figuring out my own final film by myself. I'm sending this video to my whole course because its amazing. not to mention the short itself!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING THIS. Having such a clear guide walking from beginning to end of production is so helpful. I get caught up on so many of the aspects of collaboration, so this is incredible.
This was such an incredible watch! I'm in the process of creating my own short animated film and the way you broke down every step of the process was insanely helpful and inspiring. Warm Welcome is a gorgeous production that you and the team have every right to be proud of. Thank you again! 💗
I've always struggled with having a clear-cut schedule on how to start my own projects. This absolutely inspiring and amazingly creative way to show your process.
Oh my gosh, this is so incredibly helpful, Anya!!! I’ve always wondered this and there’s really not many resources on collaborating with a film out there. Thank you so much for making these kinds of videos!! You’re helping so so many people. I’m so excited to see your art journey!💙✨
Hello Meppity, firstly , thank you for showing us the process of you guys making a short film. Secondary it really helped me because as someone from the other side of the world and that animation is not a really popular medium here it's very informative, and i can happily say it helped me to make my first animated short film after these months. Thanks again !
thank you so much for posting this. Always great to see the process behind animated shorts. it was really interesting to hear the group work aspect of this, as someone who did a solo project back in college (and still works primarily alone). Really informative and interesting!
The explanation for the whole production has been absolutely amazing. I'm an Illustration major in college, but I want to get in animation development. Thank you so much for this!
Todo esto fue bastante inspirador para mí y definitivamente me levo algo de todas sus experiencias en su proyecto, soy estudiante de 3° semestre en animación así que ver este video me orientó en varios aspectos del trabajo en equipo a distancia y más ahora que tenemos que hacer un cortometraje jajaja ;-; pero bueeno el que no arriesga no gana uwu
This is sooo helpful! I've always wanted to make my own animated film but I'm too young for college so this gives me a good idea of what I can be practicing and testing out!
It's really great, and I'm so envious, how wonderful your one is! It's so rare, it's not easy, and this video will definitely inspire and help many people
Thanks for sharing all the work behind, some advices seem so obvious yet I wouldn´t have tought of them before, like spreadsheets, I guess when we do work on our own we tend to forget about these small details that can help us be more productive.
Haven't watched the video fully, but can I just say I love how you interpreted the audio from your friends by giving each voice a character (I'm assuming in everyone's individual art style). Seems like you were on a video call, but then you brought all the characters together into one space so it looks like a conversation, which is actually more engaging than a regular zoom display. So cool!
This is awesome! Seeing the process in this much detail from start to finish is so helpful. I'm an animation student at DJCAD in Scotland (University of Dundee) and I'm in the middle of second year. When it comes to our collaboration projects, I will definitely be using your video as a point of reference. Thank you!! - ps you're all so insanely hardworking and talented, do pass that on to your friends as well xx
This is amazing! You guys went through all the jobs and the process of this great short in a helpful way. AND made it look amazing! The extra work is really apparated. I will share this with all my students.
this was really extremely helpful!! i'm in middle school and have been confused but really interested in animation, and this helped a lot, particularly the storyboard part. i've been looking for a full explanation of how an animation was made for a while now.
Thank you for making this video! I've been looking for good videos on the animation process, and I don't think I've seen a video like this going over all the way from pre-production, production, and post-production of a project. Also, love the animation!!
I really felt it when you guys' animation got triple the length you guys initially planned, I'm working on a small animation project myself, and going into it I thought at max it will be 1 minute, but now it's a 4 part series clocking at about 5 minutes. I constantly wonder if I bit off more than I can chew, and doubt my abilities to actually complete this project, and I feel very vulnerable putting a pieces of myself out there. It's a kinda scary to think that something I made will be out in the open, open to criticism from anyone who sees it, and I fear I will somehow let down a bunch of nitpicky critics who probably only exist inside my head lol
Thankyou for making this! I was able to relate to a lot of things & also gain tips on how to resolve similar problems that was faced. And the timing that i found this video is well 👌 about to enter pre-production for my final year assignment w my group of friends :')
this video gave me the inspiration to keep up art and animation as a career option for me! I've been going through some funk recently and I was wondering if i even wanted to continue my passion for art because during the pandemic I was beginning to loose motivation... I am going to community college right now because I don't yet feel I have the skills so apply for CalArts (it's my dream school!) but this video really re-sparked the passion in me! thank you so much for sharing, I don't know if anyone will see this but you really did help me push through! :)
Thank you so much for making this video! Just watching this gives me so much motivation to get better at 2D animation. I’m just a beginning animator, but while watching this I get so many butterflies just imagining myself being part of an animation/film production like this. I can’t wait until I’m skilled enough or better at the craft to be part of something like this! Very excited for the future. You guys are amazing and this was truly inspirational ❤️
Very insightful, thank you for sharing your experience. I am working on my own short film at the moment that also involves a flame character so it was helpful to hear about the compositing information.
This is an hour long but it felt like ten minutes!!! Sooo helpful and fun, you guys seem like a fantastic team and I really hope we'll get to see more stuff from you in the future :D
thanks for making this!! i have an awful attention span and struggle to watch videos longer than like, 4 minutes. so please ignore the timestamps, theyre for my own personal reference!! :))
This was really entertaining and uber helpful. I'm a documentary filmmaker about to jump into the deep end -- turning a script of mine into an animated short. Thank you all for sharing!
I'm Sorry,LOL! But the Guy on the Right Side Look So Outta Here! LOLOLOLOL !!! So Funny While Listening To You Guys,,,GOD THIS WAS SO FUNNY!!!!!!!🤣But Congrats!🤣
THANK YOU SO MUCH for sharing this with us, the next year I'll have to team up to make a short too, and this video will really help me. Also, It was really interesting to see your production and listen to the different experiences and advices. :D💕
THANK YOU, i know so many of you guys (by that I mean I looked up to you before this video...) and generally calarts students are freaking great! Especially you guys! I'm an animation student too but couldn't afford to study in the US and thought one school in the UK would be good enough... unfortunately it is a huge scam! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge it gives me hope and still gives me some shot. lol
Woow its an amazing process guys. Congratzz. I was wondering what type of brush or effect did you use to get that fuzzy effect. The one that got inspired from the Gobelins short movie.
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How many *Remy the rats* did you find in the video? ;)
So many... as it should be
I think I found 10
@@ramen4447 hey ramen
hey found another one in the text 3:11
*So many Remys so little time*
For the new people out there, you should always make character designs before animatics
I agree, and turnarounds are also important because it helps you figure out how to animate the characters if they move in certain directions
Should we make sth like sketching or a detailed character design
@@omrceo neither, you need to do something that will help/guide you, when you're drawing the character, it's not only going to make the animation art more consistent, but it can also makes the process easier; I recommend to not shade too much or to not do unnecessary details, so it can be easier to understand how to draw the character correctly. Just the character on the art style of the animation is good enough :)
there are multiple videos on yt that helps how to do these ref sheets!
Just realised this while making a film with a friend😅
For the people who can't afford to study animation in college, like myself, this is extremely helpful. From the bottom of my heart, Meppity and company, thank you so much. I've learned so much. Sooo much.
Big yes!
So true
Yaa
me: can barely draw
youtube: here, good luck, you're gonna need it
It's also funny when people who can draw get a video called "This is why your drawings suck" recommended by the youtube algorithm.
this is INSANE, not just the short film, but the entire production of the video explaining thing, congrats to everyone!
24:29 - Mind blown! This is exactly how we color commercials. Congrats. Well done, I really liked your breakdown.
!! Thank you so much !!
As someone that is interested in animation this was heaven in a video!!! Love how you take us behind all your projects and give us the whole picture. Rewatching the short film after this just makes it 100 times BETTER! Congrats guys 🧡🔥🙌
I love how remmy the ratatouille the rat of all my dreams is hanging out in the back of the video, lol
Is it Christmas already
Oh no Anya gave us an early Christmas present yay
Hey Terry
@@andrewdrawsstuff eyyyyy
What is with the rats, every time i saw one i lost my mind its so funny
This look into the process of a short film is so unique to any other film production video I've watched
Thanks for being unique Anya and you other beautiful people!💕
As a self taught artist in bumfuq nowhere it's so hard to find the people and friends to work on projects together. This entire video is just so inspiring and all of your teamwork is something I think everyone should strive for. Well done!!
Thanks for making this, i'm gonna watch it later
Me too
I felt this haha
hahaha me saving this video so i can watch it later
Lol, same
Bruh why this so relatable
I freaking love the animated background the speakers' avatars are framed against. It's like an extra scene set after the events of the short film, exclusive to this video, and a moody backdrop at that. Makes me think of a well decorated exitway after a themepark attraction.
as someone who wants to get into the animation industry, this video is so interesting
thank you for making this I learned a lot from it
At the beginning of the year I set myself the challenge to make an animated short film with at least 5 minutes until the ending of the year working only by myself. It is a pretty big challange and its going to be really hard but I really want to set myself a big goal this year. All the times that I tried making an original project they had character arcs, complicated lore and extremly big world building but with no plot, I was basically trying to make the next avatar of my first ever project, so the point of this challenge is for me to create a simpler world with a simpler premise that can actually be presented in 5 minutes, something that I can make with a full story, so I want to at least get a complete storybord/animatic, just for me to prove to myself that I can make something with a story. This video is helping so much especially on organization, thank you for making this video! I hope this project works.
So update. It didn’t happen. 2021 was kind of a terrible year. BUT! I am working on a new one and this one actually is actually happening! I am doing it for my portfolio and Im already doing pipeline tests! Anyone reading this, be in the look out for “The Red Spot” for whenever I finish it
@@stellarchevy well “the red spot” is still on the go! I have it fully visualized and scripted as well as storyboard and animatic, now just need to get into the actual animating 🥲 I tried learning clip studio but it was just an absolute pain, so Im going to have to do with procreate animation tools
I'm curious, how it is going?
@@boobiw1416 its in the same stage as it was unfortunately, but I am applying to both Seneca and Sheridan for animation right now! So life is going pretty good, I hope that I get the chance to make it while Im at college, plus procreate dreams just came out which is specifically an animation software, so I might be able to make a rough version of this short film for my portfolio!
I wanted to watch this video for soo long, but the video itself is soo long so I literally PROCASTINATED on watch'n a damn video. But let me tell u every second is filled with insights and I love that. It's soo beautifully done and even this whole video was kinda animated right !? So it was more fun. And I have actually watched the short film before but I didn't realise that the characters who came in to ask for candy were the makers themself. Oh god how fun it is to know the insights behind a cool short animated film. Thanks anya for making this video and everyone else for joining in the journey. Simply beautiful ✨💖✨
You guys really outdid yourselves, both with the film and this video!! They were soooo fun to watch and I loved seeing the process and hearing the team talk about the film! Can't wait to see what you do in the future🔥❤️
YAAAASSS-
I'm doing an animation project and I needed this!! Thank tou, thank you, tHANK YOUU!!
Another day when I learned more from animation than my three years in university. Thanks for the breakdown. I also really like how different all of your avatars and expressions are
I found one of your videos about a portfolio that helped me calm down during this season, then I saw your sketchbook video, and within the week you posted a video on this subject that will help me understand stuff about this topic I really enjoy, it's honestly so cool to see, great job on these vids!
spreadsheets are a must when working in groups 👏 keeps things tidy and easily accessible
Im in my final year of an animation course in Ireland, and listening to this while working from home honestly makes me feel like I'm in a creative space again? Not to mention helping me with figuring out my own final film by myself. I'm sending this video to my whole course because its amazing. not to mention the short itself!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING THIS. Having such a clear guide walking from beginning to end of production is so helpful. I get caught up on so many of the aspects of collaboration, so this is incredible.
This is so insanely cool and helpful!!! Thank you all for taking the time to record and share your experience
This was such an incredible watch! I'm in the process of creating my own short animated film and the way you broke down every step of the process was insanely helpful and inspiring. Warm Welcome is a gorgeous production that you and the team have every right to be proud of. Thank you again! 💗
Ive always wanted to make my characters come to life THIS IS SUPER HELPFUL
I've always struggled with having a clear-cut schedule on how to start my own projects. This absolutely inspiring and amazingly creative way to show your process.
Oh my gosh, this is so incredibly helpful, Anya!!! I’ve always wondered this and there’s really not many resources on collaborating with a film out there. Thank you so much for making these kinds of videos!! You’re helping so so many people. I’m so excited to see your art journey!💙✨
I love deep dives into animation and the process (amazing work)!!!!
YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES im doing my university short film in argentina hope this help me
Yeah? That's great! Good luck with it :D What school do you attend? Da Vinci, Image Campus or any other?
how did it gooo?
Holaaa, puedo preguntar a que escuela ibas? Como te fue?
By far my favorite video you've done! I love how you brought in so many different perspectives!! I hope you make more videos like this!!
God it's so weird to hear your voice on video but I LOVED YOUR SHORT FILM AND I MISS YOU 💕💕
I MISS YOU TOO BRO! I was looking at Gorillaz Tickets for 2021 and thinking about you ahaha
Hello Meppity, firstly , thank you for showing us the process of you guys making a short film. Secondary it really helped me because as someone from the other side of the world and that animation is not a really popular medium here it's very informative, and i can happily say it helped me to make my first animated short film after these months. Thanks again !
Gurl, I'll cry rn. 😢 I LOVE YOU GUYS FOR DOING THIS💗
thank you so much for posting this. Always great to see the process behind animated shorts. it was really interesting to hear the group work aspect of this, as someone who did a solo project back in college (and still works primarily alone). Really informative and interesting!
The explanation for the whole production has been absolutely amazing. I'm an Illustration major in college, but I want to get in animation development. Thank you so much for this!
This is so wonderful~ I LOVE IT. 💖 Also learned a lot so that's really a big plus! I hope my friends can make a wonderful film just like yours!
This was so amazing Anya! I love learning about the animation process thank you so much for sharing, tell your team I love them pls🥺🥺🥺
45:00 Everyone else has their own design and Roy is just a stick figure. XD
🤣
@@NathaniaDemecillo I know right? XD
@@HappyGoof4 nice profile picture. If you made some animations, they would probably be great.
@@NathaniaDemecillo I actually made my profile pic haha, thank you so much! I will send you a link when I make one.
@@HappyGoof4 thank you!
Todo esto fue bastante inspirador para mí y definitivamente me levo algo de todas sus experiencias en su proyecto, soy estudiante de 3° semestre en animación así que ver este video me orientó en varios aspectos del trabajo en equipo a distancia y más ahora que tenemos que hacer un cortometraje jajaja ;-; pero bueeno el que no arriesga no gana uwu
THANK GOU SO MUCH FOR TAKING THE TIME TO MAKE THIS YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW HELPFUL THIS IS
Very useful video and great to get such a behind the scenes! Wonderful final result, you guys can be proud on yourselves!
This is sooo helpful! I've always wanted to make my own animated film but I'm too young for college so this gives me a good idea of what I can be practicing and testing out!
This alone is amazing testament to the love of the craft
This is great! Its like the bonus features for a DVD, but actually interesting and engaging. I will be re-watching this frequently!
My new absolute favorite video on youtube! THANK YOU for making this!
Props to all of you, the film was adorable!
This is FASCINATING. Thank you everyone!
It's really great, and I'm so envious, how wonderful your one is! It's so rare, it's not easy, and this video will definitely inspire and help many people
watched this at least 4 times now, thank you for so much insight! super helpful!
Im so glad this video exists I really learned a lot from all you guys.
Thank you for making this video ;-; it helps a lot for those who, like me, have to learn on their own
Love how you guys are the trick or treaters at the end lol
I have a question… what’s with Remy sneakily lurking in the shadows of this video?
All the avatars are so wacky and full of personality I loved all of them
Beauuuuutiful work guys I can’t believe it!!
Okay so I found your channel via a youtube comment on a smosh video and this is really nice!
Thanks for sharing all the work behind, some advices seem so obvious yet I wouldn´t have tought of them before, like spreadsheets, I guess when we do work on our own we tend to forget about these small details that can help us be more productive.
Haven't watched the video fully, but can I just say I love how you interpreted the audio from your friends by giving each voice a character (I'm assuming in everyone's individual art style). Seems like you were on a video call, but then you brought all the characters together into one space so it looks like a conversation, which is actually more engaging than a regular zoom display. So cool!
This is awesome! Seeing the process in this much detail from start to finish is so helpful. I'm an animation student at DJCAD in Scotland (University of Dundee) and I'm in the middle of second year. When it comes to our collaboration projects, I will definitely be using your video as a point of reference. Thank you!! - ps you're all so insanely hardworking and talented, do pass that on to your friends as well xx
This is amazing! You guys went through all the jobs and the process of this great short in a helpful way. AND made it look amazing! The extra work is really apparated. I will share this with all my students.
13:26 those last three parts are just perfect. That actually made me laugh •u•
This is awesome!!! I’m making an animated short film with my friends and this helps a lot thank you so much for making and uploading this!!!!!!
This is amazing!! I love how art can be so collaborative
this was really extremely helpful!! i'm in middle school and have been confused but really interested in animation, and this helped a lot, particularly the storyboard part. i've been looking for a full explanation of how an animation was made for a while now.
such a great video. Thanks for all the info. I'd never heard of a colour script but it makes so much sense. Great tip(s)
Thank you for making this video!
I've been looking for good videos on the animation process, and I don't think I've seen a video like this going over all the way from pre-production, production, and post-production of a project. Also, love the animation!!
I really felt it when you guys' animation got triple the length you guys initially planned,
I'm working on a small animation project myself, and going into it I thought at max it will be 1 minute, but now it's a 4 part series clocking at about 5 minutes.
I constantly wonder if I bit off more than I can chew, and doubt my abilities to actually complete this project, and I feel very vulnerable putting a pieces of myself out there. It's a kinda scary to think that something I made will be out in the open, open to criticism from anyone who sees it, and I fear I will somehow let down a bunch of nitpicky critics who probably only exist inside my head lol
I love seeing your growth !! It motivates me ❤️
Thankyou for making this! I was able to relate to a lot of things & also gain tips on how to resolve similar problems that was faced. And the timing that i found this video is well 👌 about to enter pre-production for my final year assignment w my group of friends :')
This was pure gold from beginning to end, much love
I’m trying to make a winter based short film so this helps. Thank you!
This breakdown is so detailed and useful! Thank you so much) The film is great! Designs, colors, animation are just fantastic)
this video gave me the inspiration to keep up art and animation as a career option for me! I've been going through some funk recently and I was wondering if i even wanted to continue my passion for art because during the pandemic I was beginning to loose motivation... I am going to community college right now because I don't yet feel I have the skills so apply for CalArts (it's my dream school!) but this video really re-sparked the passion in me! thank you so much for sharing, I don't know if anyone will see this but you really did help me push through! :)
This video was so incredibly detailed and informative. Thank you everyone who made this.
So inspiring, you are all amazingly talented!
oh my this has so many inspiring and nice process about how you guys made the project! thank you
I love the plague doctor with the headphones! Hilarious!
Oh, gosh, the entire video will be so helpful to me!!! Thank you so much for sharing all these processes with us! 💖💖💖💖
Thank you so much for making this video! Just watching this gives me so much motivation to get better at 2D animation. I’m just a beginning animator, but while watching this I get so many butterflies just imagining myself being part of an animation/film production like this. I can’t wait until I’m skilled enough or better at the craft to be part of something like this! Very excited for the future. You guys are amazing and this was truly inspirational ❤️
Very insightful, thank you for sharing your experience. I am working on my own short film at the moment that also involves a flame character so it was helpful to hear about the compositing information.
Ohhh I didn't know Michelle and you knew each other! I follow you both, this is such a nice surprise
This is so so so goood, i loved every part of it. And yall are so lovely and different... U inspired me a lot
Luv the little mouse in the background when everyone introduces their role hahahaha
This is an hour long but it felt like ten minutes!!! Sooo helpful and fun, you guys seem like a fantastic team and I really hope we'll get to see more stuff from you in the future :D
thanks for making this!!
i have an awful attention span and struggle to watch videos longer than like, 4 minutes. so please ignore the timestamps, theyre for my own personal reference!! :))
Omg I just joined the cal arts discord and y’all are all so nice 😭😭
this was so wholesome to watch thank you!
Dear Anya, thanks for making this great video, your videos are constantly helping me with art animation and they inspire me
This was really entertaining and uber helpful. I'm a documentary filmmaker about to jump into the deep end -- turning a script of mine into an animated short. Thank you all for sharing!
I'm Sorry,LOL! But the Guy on the Right Side Look So Outta Here! LOLOLOLOL !!! So Funny While Listening To You Guys,,,GOD THIS WAS SO FUNNY!!!!!!!🤣But Congrats!🤣
Wow loved this video, very inspiring and helpful would love to see something else like this x
30:03 ohh i love that short the style Is amazing, great choice.
this video was so much fun to watch, please make more when you are able to
THANK YOU SO MUCH for sharing this with us, the next year I'll have to team up to make a short too, and this video will really help me. Also, It was really interesting to see your production and listen to the different experiences and advices. :D💕
THANK YOU, i know so many of you guys (by that I mean I looked up to you before this video...) and generally calarts students are freaking great! Especially you guys! I'm an animation student too but couldn't afford to study in the US and thought one school in the UK would be good enough... unfortunately it is a huge scam! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge it gives me hope and still gives me some shot. lol
yo im working on my short film right now thank god
Woow its an amazing process guys. Congratzz. I was wondering what type of brush or effect did you use to get that fuzzy effect. The one that got inspired from the Gobelins short movie.
42:08 talks about the fuzzy effect technique! It’s done with the power of After Effects :)
@@Meppity omgg thanks a lott, you just helped another animation student my friend. 😁✌ (p.s. i luuuuuv your contenttt)
46:04 Ahhh now I see why those crotales sounded so good
I wish I had a group of friends like yours. Sometimes I wonder if I missed out on meeting people like this by not going to art school.
It depends on which art school you go to imo