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Principles of Animation- The Art of Appealing Motion

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Principles of Animation: The Art of Appealing Motion, available at $89.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 24 lectures, based on 120 reviews, and has 701 subscribers.

You will learn about A Short History and Science Behind Animation The 12 Principles of Animation Universal concepts to add appeal to your animation Procreate Animation on the iPad After Effects Animation Stop Motion Animation This course is ideal for individuals who are Animation students It is particularly useful for Animation students.

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Summary

Title: Principles of Animation: The Art of Appealing Motion

Price: $89.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 24

Number of Published Lectures: 24

Number of Curriculum Items: 24

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 24

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • A Short History and Science Behind Animation
  • The 12 Principles of Animation
  • Universal concepts to add appeal to your animation
  • Procreate Animation on the iPad
  • After Effects Animation
  • Stop Motion Animation
  • Who Should Attend

  • Animation students
  • Target Audiences

  • Animation students
  • The famous “12 Principles of Animation” are the foundation for all animation learning and since they’re universal principles we will learn to apply them to many animation mediums in this course by drawing, stop motion, claymation, and puppeteering in After Effects.

    After each lesson, you will have a demonstration and an assignment that you can follow along with free tools online or with items around your house and a free stop motion app on your phone.

    The lessons include:

  • The History of the Animation Principles

  • The Science of Animation

  • Squash & Stretch

  • Slow In/Out

  • Anticipation

  • Overlapping Action

  • Secondary Action

  • Arcs

  • Pose to Pose/Straight Ahead

  • Timing

  • Staging

  • Exaggeration

  • Solid Drawing

  • Appeal

  • During the course our assignments will cover*:

  • Flipbooks

  • Thaumatropes

  • 2D digital animation

  • Animating in Procreate on the iPad

  • Animating in After Effects (project file provided)

  • Stop Motion Animation

  • Claymation

  • *Each assignment could be completed in any of these mediums so there’s no need to have a fancy computer, expensive software, or an iPad.

    You can complete this course even if you’re not good at drawing.

    “It’s not about what moves, it’s about how it moves!”

    I will also share my insights working as a professional animator on big movies like Avengers and Ready Player One and how I use these principles every day in my work.

    The concepts covered here are not only for beginners but for every animator to apply in their daily work and be a resource for any time you’re stuck on how to add more appeal to your animations.

    I look forward to seeing you in class and seeing your projects from the course.

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Overview, History, & Science of Animation

    Lecture 1: Course Overview

    Lecture 2: Animator's Journey

    Lecture 3: Download Course Materials

    Lecture 4: Assignment Demonstration 1: Animate a Line

    Lecture 5: Short History of Animation Principles

    Lecture 6: Science of Animation

    Lecture 7: Assignment Demonstration 2: Thaumatrope

    Chapter 2: Principles

    Lecture 1: Squash & Stretch

    Lecture 2: Assignment Demonstration 3: Dancing balloon

    Lecture 3: Slow In & Slow Out

    Lecture 4: Assignment Demonstration 4: Bouncing Post-Its

    Lecture 5: Anticipation

    Lecture 6: Assignment Demonstration 5: Swimming Scissors

    Lecture 7: Overlapping & Secondary Action

    Lecture 8: Assignment Demonstration 6: After Effects Animation

    Lecture 9: Arcs

    Lecture 10: Assignment Demonstration 6: Procreate Head Turn

    Lecture 11: Pose to Pose & Straight Ahead

    Lecture 12: Assignment Demonstration 7: Procreate Head Turn cont.

    Lecture 13: Timing

    Lecture 14: Assignment Demonstration 8: Procreate Head Turn finish

    Lecture 15: Staging, Exaggeration, Solid Drawing, & Appeal

    Lecture 16: Assignment Demonstration 9: Claymation Bouncing Ball

    Lecture 17: Next Steps

    Instructors

  • Principles of Animation- The Art Appealing Motion  No.2
    Lucas Ridley
    Award-winning Animator
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  • 4 stars: 24 votes
  • 5 stars: 90 votes
  • Frequently Asked Questions

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    You can view and review the lecture materials indefinitely, like an on-demand channel.

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