I'm lazy.
Age 27, Male
SPACE!
Joined on 7/25/09
Posted by drodZILiA - September 30th, 2011
As I go along with an animation, the quality goes down more and more, especially in the last 30 seconds or so. Why I do this, I'm not sure. It is pretty evident in GP1 and a little less evident in GP2, but still obvious nonetheless.
I'm hoping to break this habit in GP3, but a man can only dream.
If any of y'all animators out there have any advice, drop a comment on this post.
Toodles!
Make it go up really high in the last 1 second.
BUTTERFLY IN THE SKYYYY-
yeah you gotta plan out the whole movie and do different sections here and there. give the most creative energy to the parts you feel are the most powerful in the movie so that way its spread out rather than all in the beginning
here is a suggestion
in GP 3, the pants in the dark man castle ressurects GERONIMO with robot parts, and then the pants say
YES, ITS ALIVE
and then geronimo in Arnold Schwarzenegger voice like in terminator
I AM AN INDIAN
and then the title card appears
The escapades of the generic protagonist 3
Rise of the retards
Sorry, but we already have a plot idea for GP3.
Creatus
Try working out different parts of your movie out of sequence rather than straight-through the entire animation start to finish.
drodZILiA
That's what I was considering. Maybe I'll actually do a.. *gasp* STORYBOARD for my next animation!