How To Animate Complex Actions Like a Pro

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In this video, we'll discuss complex actions. "Complex action" isn't the official term that is used in the industry but just a term we came up with to explain the concept. So what we mean by complex actions are actions that are composed of two or more basic actions. Here, we'll break down two complex actions which are: 1. jump shot and 2. jumping spinning kick.
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We need that camera shake tutorial it alone adds a whole level of impact to the shoot 😍👌🏻🔥🔥

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haha 😄 It's actually easy to do in After Effects. You just parent it to a null and animate the position of the null. 😊

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[@Joyboy9776]

that ball kick was really awesome, i will try animate it.

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This was wonderful to watch and learn animation from. New subscriber here! Hope you can make a video on how to get the timing right? It would be of great help

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Thanks for subbing! Glad you liked it. 😊 Our next tutorial would be about inbetweening. So it's related to timing but not timing specifically but how to do the inbetweens. We're going to post it next week. 😊

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it's really awesome and new for me thankyou. can you make a tutorial on timing and spacing.
like anime timeing and spacing!

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A lot has been asking for a timing and spacing tutorial, so maybe in the near future 😄

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