2019 Animation Tricks of the Trade

[@KadoLaFlare]

Jake's Cup O' Tricks Nail Down Your Main Poses Asap - 1:05 Consider Each Individual Element - 2:16 Rough Your Poses Light, Push When Tying Down - 3:29 Keep Your Animation Sincere - 4:24 Contrast......CONTRAST - 5:37 Sophie's Animation Philo-Sophies Make Your Workspace Work For You - 6:52 Plus Your Animation With Camera - 8:52 Lessons From Yoga - 9:53 Visceral Animation Animate Hip First - 13:27 Look At The Stain (Every Joint Is A Bouncing Ball) - 13:36 Break it! - 13:59 Find Your Rhythm (Tempo) - 14:27 Animation Hacks (Sylvia Chong) Get Comfortable With Constraints - 15:51 Black Faster By Breaking The Rules -16:32 Speed Up Polishing By Simulating Seondary Motion - 19:33

[@mrcyberpunk]

The burst approach was really good. I preferred the Workflow advice over the career advice, pretty much because I have no intention at all of going back to studio work lol, too many bad memories.

[@punda_cino9600]

If you don't mind me asking, how long have you been in the industry?

[@kevinditawole3802]

What happened brooo

[@kevinditawole3802]

Is the industry that bad

[@containedhurricane]

Good tips and tricks. Thanks for sharing

[@STANNco]

Really good insight here!

[@jaebigc]

now the technical talk we waiting

[@ForlornCreature]

Great talks, thankyou!

[@user-on1e]

This is great!

[@philzan3627]

What is up with people saying good content for 5 mins and then whipping out completely unrelated conclusions??? Here's a summary: Talk1: Don't animate badly, make every movement count Talk2: Use the camera, makes it cooler Talk3: It's ok to copy and build a work flow, look at mine Talk4: Generic advice on technical subjects, if you're not an animator, you probably have no idea what she is talking about Talk5: Design and Animations go hand in hand (probably the best talk of them all), use designs to make several animations Talk6: really really really bad career advice and networking advice

[@jessicalee333]

27:30 "My face when people add me on facebook ... and you don't know them" - yeah, I hate it when YOU don't know people who add ME on facebook. Lots of good information, but this video definitely wasn't Meme Tricks of the Trade.

[@markkozin9730]

People who do presentations. STOP using repeating gifs for the presentations. If it takes you quite a while to go through one slide then the audience is going to see the same gif at least 20 times and it's supeeeeer annoying.

[@kidsteveee]

Except the whole point here is the animations, so by looping it we can watch it more than once without having to rewind just to watch it again...

[@Azulicious]

@@kidsteveee Going to go out on a limb here and suggest this comment might have been directed at the usage of gifs in the last talk for flavour, as opposed to the earlier gifs used for demonstration.

[@morbid1.]

are you an animator, because 99% of our job is to look at literally 30 frames of reference/animation on loop for hours.

[@markkozin9730]

@@kidsteveee lul. I said GIFS. Not the animations. Some stupid ass gifs from tv shows.

[@royyyaannn]

Man I wish I could find something this minimal and inconsequential to complain about.