Principles of Animation - Appeal

[@TheApoke]

Pretty much exactly what Alan Becker said in his tutorial.

[@magicalmax1000]

Yeah, read the description, he referenced it

[@iampinball3669]

Oh yeah, I forgot, Alan Becker fucking CREATED the 12 Principles of Animation in 2015

[@paulthoresen8241]

@@iampinball3669 kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYTTnXirjNVjj9k the formwt, the script, the order, everything is the same, and you are an idiot if you can't see that

[@iampinball3669]

@@paulthoresen8241 And Alan Beckers is the exact same as the actual texts of Johnston and Thomas They're basic rules, just because one person went over the same basic steps doesnt mean they ripped off some other random who also did

[@shikher123yo]

this is so effective !

[@johnpowers6224]

You are awesome and this is very helpful!!

[@rerisonchelsea]

no he´s not awesome, he´s a thief, there is another channel with the same text he´s writing, and Indian accent is very annoying, yuck.

[@magicalmax1000]

+DNA México, he's not a thief, read the description and you'll clearly see that he references his work (Disney's Illusion of life , Animator's Survival kit , Aaron Blaise ,Alan Becker, Drawn to life 1&2 -Walt stanchfield). He doesn't take credit for these.

[@vanessasweet7647]

I see this a happen a lot. This is well crafted video--professional and clear in the aspect of detailing strong shape language in design (for animation). However this definition is not "Appeal" as a Principle of Animation. This is more about how "Appeal" ties into Character Design on its own. That is not the be-all-end all of Appeal as an ANIMATION principle. Frank Thomas and Ollie Johnson crafted these principles after years of work at the Disney Studio and "released" the information to the greater public in 1981 with their book The Illusion of Life. While design CERTAINTLY can play a huge part in Appeal, it's more about the Combination of all the Other Principles, mixed with "something extra" that creates a likable, believable character performance. Appeal is entirely subjective-- so a general "appeal" for one country might not have the same for another-- Unless we also want to speak on the homogenizing effects of the Entertainment Industry. Bill Plympton's films and animation has appeal, and that is very different from say Sylvain Chomet, Disney films, or Ghibli films.

[@mythicalmonke8895]

This is copied from Alan Becker

[@June_pippinpadelopopsicopolis]

Thanks Bruh

[@mythicalmonke8895]

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