Pro Tips: Reference, Character, and Acting in Animation

[@nataliagarfias6878]

Pfffff.... Honestly, one of the MOST USEFUL videos I've seen. Matt Damon's explanation on little details makes me want to go on and animate my scene right now.

[@ThePartTimeProfessor]

thanks, glad you found it helpful!

[@eshan309]

This is great video! I loved how they went about Tarzan and Finding Nemo. 10:36 - 11:08 just too good.

[@pkminpkmon]

This is amazing, thank you so so much for sharing this, just what I needed in my own development hell

[@ИларионХлыстов]

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[@MichaelHickman3D]

This is an absolute masterclass in animation!

[@xLuiKangx007]

That's so cool

[@DRAVIASTUDIO]

Do a lot of research and reference !

[@chily06x]

This video it was amazing, but I'm not a english speaker and I been looking for what's mean "geek out" and I didn't get any conclusion. Can you please clarify what's mean if possible? Thank you so much for upload this video, it helps me a lot.

[@eshan309]

To "geek out" basically means to get excited and be "ready to talk all day long" about your favorite topic, hobby, or anything you like but which others might find boring. For example, when i talk about video games with my family (they are not interested in gaming at all btw), i go into little details explaining what that game is, what its characters are, the story, how it was made etc. because i like that stuff. So i am basically, geeking out in that moment.

[@spazzimcgee]

in addition to what Because I'm Batman said, to "geek out" is to put your all into what you are doing. For example, in the video @ 0:43 , he is exaggerating his movements a lot to give the character more life to help convey what that character is feeling. Smaller movements would have made the animation boring considering the all of the energy in the voice acting

[@minhaj_khan]

Super useful!!! Thanks for putting this together :)