Tarzan - Animation Production

Check more featurettes of Tarzan:
• Tarzan (1999) (Extras)
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[@ericpatterson4248]

Perfect #lecture . . . and really shows #storyreels are NOT the same as rough animation.

[@clampfan101]

A beautiful mix of 2D and 3D mixed seamlessly! And with technology always growing, people nowadays could probably do this at home on PC with the right programs and enough patience! So what’s Disney’s excuse for becoming so lazy?!

[@kingmanga8575]

It is pretty easy to do stuff like this at home now. There’s a lot of tutorials on texture painting 3d models in blender for example which is a free program. If ur interested there’s a dude named craft reaper who does really cool tutorials on the subject. I don’t think Disney has gotten lazy for not implementing this more tho. 2d media is just not as marketable as it used to be on the big screen. At least to the western audience. Keep in mind this movie came out after Toy Story. Disney was already starting to pivot to 3d 4 years before Tarzan even came out.

[@clampfan101]

@@kingmanga8575 But this style is so beautiful! 3D is cool, but this feels so much more… Disney!

[@kingmanga8575]

@@clampfan101 don’t get me wrong I prefer 2d over 3d except for standout 3d productions like spiderverse or arcane. My point is just that the general audience prefers 3d nowadays. Plus it’s a lot easier to change certain things in 3d as opposed to 2d. For example changing the lighting in a 3d scene could take a few minutes. But changing the lighting on a 2d scene would require u to redraw every frame to a certain extent which could take days or weeks. Overall it’s just smarter for companies to make 3d films.

[@dennisrydberg5921]

I've never seen the first part of deep canvas. Cool!

[@thedisneyarchives]

Includes the following featurettes: - The Deep Canvas Process; - Deep Canvas Demonstration; - Production Progression Demonstration - Story Reel; - Production Progression Demonstration - Rough Animation; - Production Progression Demonstration - Clean-up Animation; - Production Progression Demonstration - Final Film; - Intercontinental Filmmaking

[@sjnajib]

2:52 Young Tarzan Animation Test

[@amaruhunsel.9531]

Masterpiece 👌

[@elijahpaz7860]

great.

[@MrGabeanator]

this is awesome stuff

[@dineshfilms566]

What softwares they used for Tarzan

[@LauraVanessaEscobarSalazar]

For Tarzan I imagine Disney used deep canvas, which is the one they showed here and CAPS which is the main software they worked all their films with after the fox and the hound until 2007, if they used other softwares than these two I wouldn’t know

[@JadenGroves-hj7ji]

Can You Fantasia 2000 Extras, Disney Dinosaur Extra

[@thedisneyarchives]

Coming soon :)

[@mystracopeland6110]

Yep! And if I’m correct, The extras to Fantasia 2000 will be published in September, and the extras to Dinosaur will be published in October.

[@elijahpaz7860]

cool.

[@mysterjonathan1057]

Only subtitles were missing in Portuguese