animation???????????
Q. wen i save an moving animation in my pictures folder yh and i go into it and look at da animation it wont move its a stil picture y? plzzz can some1 help me
Asked by kaos - Sun Sep 30 07:59:11 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I assume that you are refferring to animated gifs? If so, some programs can't handel the animation, so they just show the first frame. To actually view the animation try opening it with Windows Picture and Fax Viewer (right click on the animation, and go to Open with). Hope this helps.
Answered by Sydni - Sun Sep 30 08:26:02 2007
Q. wen i save an moving animation in my pictures folder yh and i go into it and look at da animation it wont move its a stil picture y? plzzz can some1 help me
Asked by kaos - Sun Sep 30 07:59:11 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I assume that you are refferring to animated gifs? If so, some programs can't handel the animation, so they just show the first frame. To actually view the animation try opening it with Windows Picture and Fax Viewer (right click on the animation, and go to Open with). Hope this helps.
Answered by Sydni - Sun Sep 30 08:26:02 2007
What are the best software programs for animation and graphical design?
Q. Hey, in case no one got the question the first time, I am signing up for an animation course and I would like to the best type of software programs for animation and graphical design to do on my computer. I also would like to know if there are any quality programs that would allow me to record, filter and edit sound for any animation project that I would love to do. Please, if there are any users with enough experience in this, tell me know.
Asked by Double A plus B - Thu Aug 21 21:31:25 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Every computer artist knows how to use Photoshop, for starters! In terms of animation, Flash is a great program to get started learning animation and vector graphics. It is always beneficial for an animator to know Flash. In terms of 3D animation, I heard that many studios use Maya. This is a very expensive program intended for corporations, so hopefully you can get access through your school.
Answered by atstap63 - Thu Aug 21 21:43:06 2008
Q. Hey, in case no one got the question the first time, I am signing up for an animation course and I would like to the best type of software programs for animation and graphical design to do on my computer. I also would like to know if there are any quality programs that would allow me to record, filter and edit sound for any animation project that I would love to do. Please, if there are any users with enough experience in this, tell me know.
Asked by Double A plus B - Thu Aug 21 21:31:25 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Every computer artist knows how to use Photoshop, for starters! In terms of animation, Flash is a great program to get started learning animation and vector graphics. It is always beneficial for an animator to know Flash. In terms of 3D animation, I heard that many studios use Maya. This is a very expensive program intended for corporations, so hopefully you can get access through your school.
Answered by atstap63 - Thu Aug 21 21:43:06 2008
Where can I find a good animation video to show me step by step instructions?
Q. I am working on an animation and I have to do two types of animations for this chunky character. 1 is a smear head turn and the 2nd is a regular head turn. His face is chunky and he has a hat and earrings. How do I get those to look smooth?
Asked by Icey - Sat Apr 25 15:33:45 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can try to find animation tutorials and/or references over at youtube.com You can try to animate the "key-frames" first, then animate the "in-between" frames next. Key-frames are your key parts of the action and the in-between frames are every other frame between the key-frames leading up to the moment of action. You should draw the first frame and the last frame of the action as your keyframes (minimal amount of key-frames should be 2 but can end up with more). Let's say for example an action is 5 frames long. Your keyframes are frames 1 and 5. Draw them first. Your in-between frames will be frames 2 through 4. Draw in frame 3 first as your mid point. This will help not only to keep your animation smooth but also maintain your… [cont.]
Answered by I - Sun Apr 26 17:36:04 2009
Q. I am working on an animation and I have to do two types of animations for this chunky character. 1 is a smear head turn and the 2nd is a regular head turn. His face is chunky and he has a hat and earrings. How do I get those to look smooth?
Asked by Icey - Sat Apr 25 15:33:45 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can try to find animation tutorials and/or references over at youtube.com You can try to animate the "key-frames" first, then animate the "in-between" frames next. Key-frames are your key parts of the action and the in-between frames are every other frame between the key-frames leading up to the moment of action. You should draw the first frame and the last frame of the action as your keyframes (minimal amount of key-frames should be 2 but can end up with more). Let's say for example an action is 5 frames long. Your keyframes are frames 1 and 5. Draw them first. Your in-between frames will be frames 2 through 4. Draw in frame 3 first as your mid point. This will help not only to keep your animation smooth but also maintain your… [cont.]
Answered by I - Sun Apr 26 17:36:04 2009
What are the best colleges for animation in India?
Q. I need to join in Animation college. So i need to know about the best animation colleges in India.
Asked by Sankar.N.V - Mon Apr 6 23:18:13 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Private Institutions. Tekno Point Multimedia, Maya Academy Of Advanced Cinematics (MAAC), Arena Multimedia, Zee Institute Of Creative Arts (ZICA), National Institute of Information Technology (NIIT), The Toonz-Webel Academy, Whistling Woods International, Escotoonz Animation, Hearts Animation Academy, The JJ School Of Arts, Government or autonomous institutions The National Institute of Design (NID), Paldi, Ahmedabad, offers courses in graphic design, animation film design, film and video communications and so on o Undergraduate Course: If you have scored brilliantly in plus two then you can join the four-year graduate diploma programs in design and opt for specialisation. Admission is through a written test and an interview.Number of… [cont.]
Answered by Rakesh D - Mon Apr 6 23:33:02 2009
Q. I need to join in Animation college. So i need to know about the best animation colleges in India.
Asked by Sankar.N.V - Mon Apr 6 23:18:13 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Private Institutions. Tekno Point Multimedia, Maya Academy Of Advanced Cinematics (MAAC), Arena Multimedia, Zee Institute Of Creative Arts (ZICA), National Institute of Information Technology (NIIT), The Toonz-Webel Academy, Whistling Woods International, Escotoonz Animation, Hearts Animation Academy, The JJ School Of Arts, Government or autonomous institutions The National Institute of Design (NID), Paldi, Ahmedabad, offers courses in graphic design, animation film design, film and video communications and so on o Undergraduate Course: If you have scored brilliantly in plus two then you can join the four-year graduate diploma programs in design and opt for specialisation. Admission is through a written test and an interview.Number of… [cont.]
Answered by Rakesh D - Mon Apr 6 23:33:02 2009
What are the greatest strengths of animation as compared to live action?
Q. What does animation do best? If you wanted to tell a story in an audiovisual medium, why would you choose to animate it? I suspect that animation's greatest strengths lie in speculative fiction. Look at some of the most influential anime series ever, like Yamato, Gundam, Macross, and Evangelion. Or look at one of the most acclaimed non-comedy American cartoons, Avatar. Any of these in live action would be prohibitively expensive, and might not work as well anyway.
Asked by Shay Guy - Thu Mar 5 19:15:40 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Animation can push the bounds and do whatever the heck it wants without us overly questioning it. Live action can only go so far in the realm of reality. If they try to have someone fly, it's hard to believe because we know it doesn't happen. They can only take things so far before people get critical and questioning. That's why animation is superior. They can honestly get away with anything, as long as they know what they are doing. The only issue is when they draw something like... a chase scene, and have cars doing things that cars don't do. Still can get away with it, but if we know it's a normal car, then it gets suspicious.
Answered by cutepiku - Thu Mar 5 21:28:00 2009
Q. What does animation do best? If you wanted to tell a story in an audiovisual medium, why would you choose to animate it? I suspect that animation's greatest strengths lie in speculative fiction. Look at some of the most influential anime series ever, like Yamato, Gundam, Macross, and Evangelion. Or look at one of the most acclaimed non-comedy American cartoons, Avatar. Any of these in live action would be prohibitively expensive, and might not work as well anyway.
Asked by Shay Guy - Thu Mar 5 19:15:40 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Animation can push the bounds and do whatever the heck it wants without us overly questioning it. Live action can only go so far in the realm of reality. If they try to have someone fly, it's hard to believe because we know it doesn't happen. They can only take things so far before people get critical and questioning. That's why animation is superior. They can honestly get away with anything, as long as they know what they are doing. The only issue is when they draw something like... a chase scene, and have cars doing things that cars don't do. Still can get away with it, but if we know it's a normal car, then it gets suspicious.
Answered by cutepiku - Thu Mar 5 21:28:00 2009
What was the song playing during the animation montage at the Oscars this year?
Q. The song was playing during the animation montage when Wall-E is looking at the tv and sees all the different animation movies of the year. It had an rock/electric sound to it. It sounded quite new.
Asked by spruiellio - Mon Feb 23 02:30:15 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You might not believe me, but the name of the song is "Attack of the 60 ft Lesbian Octopus" by Does it Offend You, Yeah. They're a British band who released that album at the end of 2007. I was both excited and confused that the Academy would choose this song, and I'm sure it would have caused some controversy if they mentioned the name. If you don't believe me, look it up.
Answered by potcbass@ymail.com - Mon Feb 23 13:03:59 2009
Q. The song was playing during the animation montage when Wall-E is looking at the tv and sees all the different animation movies of the year. It had an rock/electric sound to it. It sounded quite new.
Asked by spruiellio - Mon Feb 23 02:30:15 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You might not believe me, but the name of the song is "Attack of the 60 ft Lesbian Octopus" by Does it Offend You, Yeah. They're a British band who released that album at the end of 2007. I was both excited and confused that the Academy would choose this song, and I'm sure it would have caused some controversy if they mentioned the name. If you don't believe me, look it up.
Answered by potcbass@ymail.com - Mon Feb 23 13:03:59 2009
What is the best animation software for a beginner?
Q. I am looking to start dabbling with making my own little cartoon show with some sort of software. I am not very experinced in actual animation, but have story boards and such down. What is the best bang for my buck? I would like the capability to create characters, have different backgrounds, set backgrounds, sound, sound recording, and be able to watch it like a normal show.
Asked by Timothy H - Fri Jan 2 17:08:59 2009 - - 3 Answers - 3 Comments
A. For a beginner, most programs you will have to draw stuff yourself, sorry. But I know some pretty good programs for a beginner, and Adobe Flash really isn't for beginners, so don't try that. There is one that you can make animations totally online, it's called www.Doink.com or there's one called www.Aniboom.com . If you're looking for something harder than that, I suggest Easy GIF Animator 4, it's fun and easy to use. And if you have a PCI suggest something called Pencil. There is also a stick figure animator called Pivot, they give you one pre-made stick person in every animation, you can change that one or make your own. None of these programs actually have a sound recording feature, but if you have aPC just upload your animations to… [cont.]
Answered by FireDude - Sat Jan 3 17:03:12 2009
Q. I am looking to start dabbling with making my own little cartoon show with some sort of software. I am not very experinced in actual animation, but have story boards and such down. What is the best bang for my buck? I would like the capability to create characters, have different backgrounds, set backgrounds, sound, sound recording, and be able to watch it like a normal show.
Asked by Timothy H - Fri Jan 2 17:08:59 2009 - - 3 Answers - 3 Comments
A. For a beginner, most programs you will have to draw stuff yourself, sorry. But I know some pretty good programs for a beginner, and Adobe Flash really isn't for beginners, so don't try that. There is one that you can make animations totally online, it's called www.Doink.com or there's one called www.Aniboom.com . If you're looking for something harder than that, I suggest Easy GIF Animator 4, it's fun and easy to use. And if you have a PCI suggest something called Pencil. There is also a stick figure animator called Pivot, they give you one pre-made stick person in every animation, you can change that one or make your own. None of these programs actually have a sound recording feature, but if you have aPC just upload your animations to… [cont.]
Answered by FireDude - Sat Jan 3 17:03:12 2009
How to make a animation with Flash player? Or, how to make a Flash animation?
Q. I want to make a animation with Flash player but i don't know that how to make a animation with Flash player (specially Macromedia Flash player). So, please help me.
Asked by Kamrul Ahsan - Mon Jan 21 12:34:33 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. flash player only plays swf files, to make flash animation you need flash, sothink.com swf quicker Powerbullet Presenter - Create Flash-Presentations swftools synfig Animation Studio ..
Answered by unknown - Mon Jan 21 13:05:07 2008
Q. I want to make a animation with Flash player but i don't know that how to make a animation with Flash player (specially Macromedia Flash player). So, please help me.
Asked by Kamrul Ahsan - Mon Jan 21 12:34:33 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. flash player only plays swf files, to make flash animation you need flash, sothink.com swf quicker Powerbullet Presenter - Create Flash-Presentations swftools synfig Animation Studio ..
Answered by unknown - Mon Jan 21 13:05:07 2008
What is the absolute best animation you've ever seen, whether it's a movie, cartoon, or just a scene?
Q. I don't mean story wise, I mean the actual animation. And I don't mean beautiful illustrative quality with little movements, but actual beautiful animation. (Anime does this a lot, and while I like it, a lot of it fits the description i just said) So what's the best animation you've seen and why? post a link if you can
Asked by Sebboh Hates Yahoo - Fri Nov 13 15:42:16 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the music video for "Cant believe it" By t-pain ft. lil wayne extreme graphic/video design
Answered by Slim Shady - Fri Nov 13 15:45:48 2009
Q. I don't mean story wise, I mean the actual animation. And I don't mean beautiful illustrative quality with little movements, but actual beautiful animation. (Anime does this a lot, and while I like it, a lot of it fits the description i just said) So what's the best animation you've seen and why? post a link if you can
Asked by Sebboh Hates Yahoo - Fri Nov 13 15:42:16 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the music video for "Cant believe it" By t-pain ft. lil wayne extreme graphic/video design
Answered by Slim Shady - Fri Nov 13 15:45:48 2009
What is the best free animation program?
Q. I've been looking for a 2d animation program that's free and not a trial. Any suggestions?
Asked by daddysgirl022699 - Sat Sep 12 15:56:15 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can go to the following websites which has whole bunch of FREE programs, tutorials, and other information for 2D and flash programming: also YouTube has a whole bunch of tutorials for flash creation and 2D animation: You can also go to an online book store like www.amazon.com which would probably have a whole bunch of good books and programs for 2D animation: I hope this helps!
Answered by jwong71091 - Mon Sep 14 13:08:16 2009
Q. I've been looking for a 2d animation program that's free and not a trial. Any suggestions?
Asked by daddysgirl022699 - Sat Sep 12 15:56:15 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can go to the following websites which has whole bunch of FREE programs, tutorials, and other information for 2D and flash programming: also YouTube has a whole bunch of tutorials for flash creation and 2D animation: You can also go to an online book store like www.amazon.com which would probably have a whole bunch of good books and programs for 2D animation: I hope this helps!
Answered by jwong71091 - Mon Sep 14 13:08:16 2009
Is it possible to do good stop-motion animation with a standard home camcorder?
Q. I have a Sony HD camcorder, and I was wondering if it's possible to do stop-motion animation. I tried pressing the "record" button quickly, but it usually records at least a half second every time I do this and that's much too much time to do effective stop motion animation. Is there another way to do it?
Asked by The CPA Guy - Mon Dec 21 19:31:46 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's quite a bit more effective to use a either a simple digital camera, or a home camcorder with the help of i-StopMotion - a good program for this. There are settings that will modify the way it records that will allow you to take decent shots. To do any of this though, you definitely need a tripod.
Answered by Ribbony - Tue Dec 22 03:06:52 2009
Q. I have a Sony HD camcorder, and I was wondering if it's possible to do stop-motion animation. I tried pressing the "record" button quickly, but it usually records at least a half second every time I do this and that's much too much time to do effective stop motion animation. Is there another way to do it?
Asked by The CPA Guy - Mon Dec 21 19:31:46 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's quite a bit more effective to use a either a simple digital camera, or a home camcorder with the help of i-StopMotion - a good program for this. There are settings that will modify the way it records that will allow you to take decent shots. To do any of this though, you definitely need a tripod.
Answered by Ribbony - Tue Dec 22 03:06:52 2009
How do I make those animation pictures?
Q. I don't want something I have to buy though. Is there like a website where I can Make my own pictures into animation? By that I mean like flashing from picture to picture.
Asked by jeffdb1986 - Wed Apr 2 20:40:39 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. try picture animation software or try this site
Answered by peas - Wed Apr 2 20:45:33 2008
Q. I don't want something I have to buy though. Is there like a website where I can Make my own pictures into animation? By that I mean like flashing from picture to picture.
Asked by jeffdb1986 - Wed Apr 2 20:40:39 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. try picture animation software or try this site
Answered by peas - Wed Apr 2 20:45:33 2008
How do you stop a flash animation from appearing in search engine results?
Q. I've added a Flash animation to my website. But when you put keywords for my website into google, the first result that comes up is a link to the animation itself? How do I remove tags from a .swf file or stop googlebot from finding it? Also, when I click the link, the animation is suppost to be around 800px wide, why does it stretch it to the full size of the screen?
Asked by jasonoldy69 - Fri Oct 5 12:43:24 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Below is a page with a bunch of good techniques for keeping search engines from accessing certain pages; it's very detailed and you should find it useful.
Answered by icebox766 - Fri Oct 12 12:48:54 2007
Q. I've added a Flash animation to my website. But when you put keywords for my website into google, the first result that comes up is a link to the animation itself? How do I remove tags from a .swf file or stop googlebot from finding it? Also, when I click the link, the animation is suppost to be around 800px wide, why does it stretch it to the full size of the screen?
Asked by jasonoldy69 - Fri Oct 5 12:43:24 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Below is a page with a bunch of good techniques for keeping search engines from accessing certain pages; it's very detailed and you should find it useful.
Answered by icebox766 - Fri Oct 12 12:48:54 2007
What elements come together to make a classic animation?
Q. I'm a fan of animation of most types be it a 24 minute comedy, an hour and a half feature. (By animation I mean animation, not CGI rubbish thats ruined disney over the last 10 years) So what in your opinion makes a classic animation? Personally, I think most features produced by studio Ghibli are amazing in both plot and visually. yes, many studio ghibli films have elements which are 'lost in translation' This can most notible be seen in Sprited Away, the part where in english the girl comments on the bath house, this isn't in the jap version as most people from japan know what a traditional bath house looks like. Kiki's delivery service has similar parts, in the original jap version the cat never speaks again as a sign of 'kiki… [cont.]
Asked by Mike Sanders - Wed May 2 03:59:30 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A good slapstick story line and lots of colour. Well that's my choices anyway.
Answered by jaw - Wed May 2 04:05:30 2007
Q. I'm a fan of animation of most types be it a 24 minute comedy, an hour and a half feature. (By animation I mean animation, not CGI rubbish thats ruined disney over the last 10 years) So what in your opinion makes a classic animation? Personally, I think most features produced by studio Ghibli are amazing in both plot and visually. yes, many studio ghibli films have elements which are 'lost in translation' This can most notible be seen in Sprited Away, the part where in english the girl comments on the bath house, this isn't in the jap version as most people from japan know what a traditional bath house looks like. Kiki's delivery service has similar parts, in the original jap version the cat never speaks again as a sign of 'kiki… [cont.]
Asked by Mike Sanders - Wed May 2 03:59:30 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A good slapstick story line and lots of colour. Well that's my choices anyway.
Answered by jaw - Wed May 2 04:05:30 2007
Which was the first character in animation history that featured emotion and appeal?
Q. I need to know which character it was for my animation class and I still can't find it over the web or in books.
Asked by Erinea-Hime - Sun Nov 8 22:52:18 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Gertie the Dinosaur. She was a popular comic strip character and she brought that charm over to her big screen debut
Answered by stephen k - Sun Nov 8 23:19:36 2009
Q. I need to know which character it was for my animation class and I still can't find it over the web or in books.
Asked by Erinea-Hime - Sun Nov 8 22:52:18 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Gertie the Dinosaur. She was a popular comic strip character and she brought that charm over to her big screen debut
Answered by stephen k - Sun Nov 8 23:19:36 2009
What is the best way to store animation cells?
Q. My son has 100 plus animation cells he has collected over the years thru auctions and whatnot...many are from japan,old Disney ones and many more and I would assume have some value...right now they are just in a pile in his closet. How can I store them properly?
Asked by kissmybum - Mon Oct 23 01:15:19 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. possibly a cool~(50 and 80 degrees), dark, dry~(humidity fairly low) area, do not stack, do not place heavy objects on top, store in a vertical position, O_o
Answered by unknown - Mon Oct 23 14:00:19 2006
Q. My son has 100 plus animation cells he has collected over the years thru auctions and whatnot...many are from japan,old Disney ones and many more and I would assume have some value...right now they are just in a pile in his closet. How can I store them properly?
Asked by kissmybum - Mon Oct 23 01:15:19 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. possibly a cool~(50 and 80 degrees), dark, dry~(humidity fairly low) area, do not stack, do not place heavy objects on top, store in a vertical position, O_o
Answered by unknown - Mon Oct 23 14:00:19 2006
How do you make a stop motion animation using people?
Q. I decided to make a stop motion animation for A2 media studies coursework and I have a general idea of how to do it, but am I right in thinking I need about 30 frames a second? And when a person is walking would I have to move them forward as well so the background looks as if it is moving? Thanks!
Asked by Lucy E - Tue Mar 17 17:42:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. have people walk somewhere or do something and take 30 photos per second. You need a really good camera for this. If you have a camera , find multishot and use that. I don't know what you are trying to ask for the second question.
Answered by Bob - Tue Mar 17 17:47:49 2009
Q. I decided to make a stop motion animation for A2 media studies coursework and I have a general idea of how to do it, but am I right in thinking I need about 30 frames a second? And when a person is walking would I have to move them forward as well so the background looks as if it is moving? Thanks!
Asked by Lucy E - Tue Mar 17 17:42:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. have people walk somewhere or do something and take 30 photos per second. You need a really good camera for this. If you have a camera , find multishot and use that. I don't know what you are trying to ask for the second question.
Answered by Bob - Tue Mar 17 17:47:49 2009
What do you think is the best animation software?
Q. I have flash 8 and i was wondering if there is a newer version, or a better tool for animation.
Asked by Bama Boy - Sun Jun 14 13:50:06 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maya, 3dsmax :)
Answered by robert - Sun Jun 14 13:55:05 2009
Q. I have flash 8 and i was wondering if there is a newer version, or a better tool for animation.
Asked by Bama Boy - Sun Jun 14 13:50:06 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maya, 3dsmax :)
Answered by robert - Sun Jun 14 13:55:05 2009
What is a good computer program for animation?
Q. Im not a professional but Im interested in computer animation. I just wanted to know a good program that I could get to have some fun with.
Asked by Kris-P - Wed Apr 8 05:05:14 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 2D: Flash Pencil Pivot The first is commercial. The last two are freeware. Whether they are Open Source is for Linux users to decide (I'm one but I don't care). They are a lot simpler than most Open Source Software. Pivot only animates stick figures. But it's fun. 3D: Maya 3d Studio MAX Blender. The first two are now owned and distributed by Autodesk. The last is open source. All three are complicated. Maya was in essence used in Jurassic Park, Terminator two and the Abyss. Blender, in an earlier form was used in a LOT of commercials as the in-house software of an Amsterdam-based Animation firm in the early nineties. It is still being maintained and two free ten minute proof of concept films have been released in the last… [cont.]
Answered by jplatt39 - Wed Apr 8 06:29:32 2009
Q. Im not a professional but Im interested in computer animation. I just wanted to know a good program that I could get to have some fun with.
Asked by Kris-P - Wed Apr 8 05:05:14 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 2D: Flash Pencil Pivot The first is commercial. The last two are freeware. Whether they are Open Source is for Linux users to decide (I'm one but I don't care). They are a lot simpler than most Open Source Software. Pivot only animates stick figures. But it's fun. 3D: Maya 3d Studio MAX Blender. The first two are now owned and distributed by Autodesk. The last is open source. All three are complicated. Maya was in essence used in Jurassic Park, Terminator two and the Abyss. Blender, in an earlier form was used in a LOT of commercials as the in-house software of an Amsterdam-based Animation firm in the early nineties. It is still being maintained and two free ten minute proof of concept films have been released in the last… [cont.]
Answered by jplatt39 - Wed Apr 8 06:29:32 2009
How do I start a career in animation?
Q. I have just graduated and have a real fantasy for building my career in animation. As I'm an amateur, I really need help from someone who belongs to this field.
Asked by Poonam Verma - Fri May 1 08:37:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Animation requires you have a through knowledge of Sketching, Story-telling and Latest Software Knowledge.You must be able to perceive things and situations in a very creative as well as realistic manner.There are a lot of Education Institutes which offer 1 year courses to enhance these capabilities.In regions near and around Chandigarh, MadArts Film and Animation School run by Jaspal Bhatti has a lot of simulation programs that improve the scope of making a footing career in animation.
Answered by Akhil V - Sat May 2 05:11:33 2009
Q. I have just graduated and have a real fantasy for building my career in animation. As I'm an amateur, I really need help from someone who belongs to this field.
Asked by Poonam Verma - Fri May 1 08:37:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Animation requires you have a through knowledge of Sketching, Story-telling and Latest Software Knowledge.You must be able to perceive things and situations in a very creative as well as realistic manner.There are a lot of Education Institutes which offer 1 year courses to enhance these capabilities.In regions near and around Chandigarh, MadArts Film and Animation School run by Jaspal Bhatti has a lot of simulation programs that improve the scope of making a footing career in animation.
Answered by Akhil V - Sat May 2 05:11:33 2009
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