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Med Ed Animation
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2018
This channel is where my passions for animation, science and medicine, and education collide. Find everything from animation tutorials, to discussions of learning theory, to examples of educational multimedia. I could see this channel going in multiple directions so please subscribe and let me know what you think in the comments on my videos!
Entrustable Professional Activities (EPAs) Explained using Brownies!
The simplest, 1-minute, most delicious explanation of why medical educators may wish to evaluate students or trainees using EPAs rather than milestone-based questions. Hope this helps some educators out there!
(Sorry not my usual caliber of animation - the project called for efficiency!)
(Sorry not my usual caliber of animation - the project called for efficiency!)
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UHPC - University of Hawai'i Primary Care Internal Medicine Residency Program
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A brief intro to our new UH Primay Care IM Residency Program. In Fall 2023 we look forward to interviewing our first cohort of applicants to match our first intern class to begin July 2024. NOTE: We expect our official ACGME accreditation to come through in early to med September, but this means we will be in ERAS not until slightly after it opens. Therefore we ask that interested applicants LO...
Nene Magician Gets an Idea - Speed animation timelapse #shorts
มุมมอง 54ปีที่แล้ว
Just a brief, phone-friendly, timelapse video noting some key techniques as I animated this goose magician changing facial expression for an educational video I'm working on! #shorts
Chronic Pain: An Animated Journey
มุมมอง 3032 ปีที่แล้ว
What is chronic pain? Why does it become "chronic"? It's not "all in our heads", but the causes do involve many parts of our nervous system. In this five-minute video, I provide a brief tour through some of the key sites in the world of chronic pain. Software: Vector animations done in Synfig Studio. Some vector assets created in Inkscape. Bitmap background paintings in Krita.
How I Animate with Free Software: An Overview!
มุมมอง 1.3K3 ปีที่แล้ว
Hey all! I'm excited to bring you this birds eye view of how I animate from sketchbook doodle to finished product using two free programs, Inkscape and Synfig. I used more of the time lapse approach, but if you have questions about specific techniques I use, please throw a question in the comments! I might answer it or it might even inspire a subsequent tutorial! Regarding the content: - If I f...
Dementia and Cognition with Raymond and Brain! Demo Clips
มุมมอง 1743 ปีที่แล้ว
This video shows excerpts from two modules called Dementia and Cognition with Raymond and Brain which teach nursing students about these topics. The full animated videos were then incorporated into Playposit with interactive quiz questions as part of a flipped classroom curriculum. Technical stuff: Everything was made with free software! Vector art: Inkscape Digital Painting: KritaPaint 2D Vect...
Diabetes Pharm Incretin DPP4 Physiology Explained - Sugar-Coated Science! sample
มุมมอง 1793 ปีที่แล้ว
This is a public sample of my animated educational video series Sugar-Coated Science, which teaches medical students and residents about key diabetes drug classes using joke-making, mnemonic wielding, story telling characters that represent each drug. In this Spaghetti Western style sample, the underlying physiology of endogenous incretins and insulins, and the enzyme DPP4, are described to set...
Hyponatremia Educational 3d Blender Animation Samples
มุมมอง 763 ปีที่แล้ว
Posting this both in case medical educators want to use to show different causes of hyponatremia, and also to share that I am taking the leap from 2D into 3D animation a bit. I still plan to continue both, but figured I'd broaden the scope of this channel to include a bit of 3D discussion as well. Enjoy!
Synfig Tutorial: Make Covid Nasal Swab using Alpha-Over Blend Mode
มุมมอง 2873 ปีที่แล้ว
This is a quick tutorial on the free animation program synfig. For more introductory tutorials to Synfig and other animation / education related stuff, check out and subscribe to my channel, Med Ed Animation. This video specifically shows how I make a swab disappear in a nostril, by creating a layer with the alpha over blend mode, in what I hope is plain user-friendly english :)
PH Illness Script - Pulmonary Hypertension The Musical
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PH Illness Script - Pulmonary Hypertension The Musical
Right Heart Cath Song - Pulmonary HTN the Musical
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Right Heart Cath Song - Pulmonary HTN the Musical
Five Group Rap Battle - Pulmonary HTN The Musical
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Five Group Rap Battle - Pulmonary HTN The Musical
Synfig (EASY) Animation Tutorial: Importing and Vector Tracing Over Your Artwork
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This installment of my Synfig Tutorials focuses on the very basic specific steps involved in taking a drawing or picture, importing it into synfig, and tracing over it with the spline tool so that you can animate it later. If you already have this mastered, please explore the rest of my channel for other animation related content!
Synfig Animation Tutorial: Z Depth and Head Turns using "Onto" Blend Mode
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This video is part of my series explaining how to use the totally free, open source animation software Synfig. Check out my channel's playlist of Synfig tutorials for a larger collection of lessons starting from the very basics. In this video, I go over how to control how far in space a given layer is, using "Z depth". Then, I also make a face on a ghost appear to rotate around, creating the il...
In the Animator's Studio with Pseudomonas!
มุมมอง 2274 ปีที่แล้ว
This is a fun clip I put together for a med ed talk I had to give about my teaching methods! I had a fun weekend putting this sketch together. How I made it, for those interested: Synfig Animation tips: - With the new development build of synfig, I was able to import my live action video (or a low res version of it to optimize speed while working), into synfig, and animate right on top of it. -...
BASIC INTRO SYNFIG TUTORIAL - Modifying a Circle assignment
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BASIC INTRO SYNFIG TUTORIAL - Modifying a Circle assignment
"Terms of Engagement" - using social presence and related concepts in educational videos
มุมมอง 204 ปีที่แล้ว
"Terms of Engagement" - using social presence and related concepts in educational videos
Cognitive Load, Dual Coding, and Multimedia Learning
มุมมอง 4824 ปีที่แล้ว
Cognitive Load, Dual Coding, and Multimedia Learning
Advance Organizers: What is it? Can a character be one?
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Advance Organizers: What is it? Can a character be one?
How to animate with bones: Easy Synfig tutorial!
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How to animate with bones: Easy Synfig tutorial!
Synfig Tutorial - EASY/BASIC - Step 2- Moving / changing shape across timeline. (AKA ANIMATING!)
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Synfig Tutorial - EASY/BASIC - Step 2- Moving / changing shape across timeline. (AKA ANIMATING!)
Synfig: BASIC level tutorial: how to make basic shapes with spine tool
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Synfig: BASIC level tutorial: how to make basic shapes with spine tool
Synfig Tutorial (BASIC LEVEL): Import a PNG move it on timeline
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Synfig Tutorial (BASIC LEVEL): Import a PNG move it on timeline
Very Basic Inkscape Tutorial - drawing bacterium Part 1
มุมมอง 6985 ปีที่แล้ว
Very Basic Inkscape Tutorial - drawing bacterium Part 1
Dude, thank you! So much great info
Thank you! 😊 A light and funny way to explain a complex subject!
Amazing Nice Animation sir 🙏
How can i add the second character immediately when the first character disappears..i don't want the second character show up from the beginning
Very cool. It seems similar to how Anime Studio/Moho works but with a couple of quirks. But hey. FREE
how do you unpack it from the folders? i want all images in one folder
Hey, this was the best explanation I could find on spline tool.
Can I increase z value only 1?
Hello, How we can know which volume we must input in Z Depth? Why 5? This is depend to somethisng?
Great question! I just looked back at what I said and see how that was vague. For your object to move behind another object, it will have to have a Z depth GREATER than the other. This is because higher Z depth means further from the viewer's face, and lower (and negative) z depths mean closer to the viewer's face. In this video I wanted the ghost to go behind the brain. If you look on the right at my layers, the "lewy body brain" has a Z depth of 3.0000 written next to it. This means that as long as my ghost group obtains a Z depth greater than 3, it will show up as behind. I picked 5 simply because I just wanted a high number. I could have picked 100 and it would have had the same effect. It also would have had the same effect if I did 3.001 , because this is still slightly greater than the brain's Z depth of 3.0. Of note, I was able to be particularly lazy about this because I was using the "Constant" waypoint type, meaning that it was a sudden switch from original Z depth to Z depth of 5. If I were having something gradually change Z depth, such as to gradually pass in front or behind of multiple other objects/layers, then I would have had to be more careful. Hope this helps and doesn't muddy things further!
Thanks a lot !!
This video was clear and helpful, but somewhere along the line my bone-filled drawing went awry. I created my drawing in Sketchbook, saved as a .png, then imported into Synfig. I scaled his surrounding area to give him enough leeway to move. Then I diligently filled him with bones with accurate connections, then I pulled the pink circles out. It all looked good like your animation. I continued to follow the directions set forth. But, once I shut off the pink circles and moved the blue circles, his outline distorted. What did I do wrong, and how do I correct this? I can't figure out what I did wrong because I'm a beginner and my bag of diagnosis tools is so limited. Thank you.
This information is sooo valuable! Thank you. Subscribed!
Very helpful vid, I also found this great example which show just how powerful synfig is th-cam.com/video/uM8QOFnT2WU/w-d-xo.html
Great video man. This is exactly the animation style for the kind of video I am making.
I only need border radius :']
Very good
Bruh it says it's unable to import 😭
lol oh no! You sure it's a .PNG file? And you tried both by clicking and dragging the file into the app, and by going to File-->Import? Sorry not sure what else to try - if still not working would go to the Synfig website forum and ask for help from people there. Good luck / sorry!
I'm working my way through image schemas, embodied cognation.. You video has helped me enormously. Thank you
That's great to here. Good luck!
There's no green box and "adding child bone" doesn't do anything.
Why are the images so large when you import them?
Also, my PNGs when I save them are the size of the image's background in Photoshop. Am I supposed to save each object separately in smaller frames?
Idk just shrink it though
Hey! Thank you for uploading! I am a big proponent of DIY and for that reason I really like free and open-source software, so this tutorial really helped! I taught myself GIMP and Inkscape but I find that converting what I know from Inkscape into Synfig is much more difficult than converting what I learned in GiMP to Inkscape. I really like to make scrappy and scratchy doodles that have pretty amorphous shapes and I would love to make them seem to "grow" over time. I really like how you use distortion to utilize the doodles you already have but I was hoping have more of a untangling effect-- as if the audience were watching my doodle be made. I find it difficult to doodle within Synfig so I have resorted to exporting a bunch of pngs to put into a switch file, but it does not seem as fluid
It was helpful!
Nice and surreal
Thank you!
I LIKE IT
thanks bro. u solved my prob.
Really helpful thanks !!!
ahhh this helped me so much thank you !!!
Thank u for this
0:25 Please, let's start using proper terminology here. Mac *are* PCs as well. They have been PCs since 2004.
Your tutorials are excellent. Nothing extraneous. Nothing missed. Clear and concise. Well spoken and explained.
I have an issue with the skeleton. After drawing the skeleton, I clicked on [Skeleton Deformation]. However, instead of keeping the skeletal structure, the skeletal points began arranging into a horizontal line. Do you by any chance know how to fix this? I would appreciate if you reply back. Thank you.
Sure - to confirm, you add the skeleton deformation layer under new layer--> distortions... then you make your skeleton... And then I think what you're saying is that now when you click the check box to un-hide the skeleton deformation layer, everything gets stretched into a weird line. When that happens, you just right click on the skeleton deformation layer, and choose "Reset Pose" and that should do it!
Amazing!
This was honestly a very well done video. Your explanations are clear and you teach as if in person. Normally I don't drop comments, but this was too awesome! I was drawing frame-by-frame in MS Paint, and you might just liberate me from that :)
Really nice thanks that helped me a lot
please upload more tutorials
nice video v helpful, i enjoyed your animation sound fx
You helped me brother, seriously may god bless you with all you love
I dont know why, but 00:00:06 is art....like I said, I dont know why, but it is.
A cross between "Weird Al" Yankovic and Coolio (Gamesters Paradise ) all in the name of Science. ....Brilliant
Whats up Doc ? Im trying to make animation to help get kids away from or off drugs. (And because its just fun.) Your video was like watching a brainy Sprung Bob. Your creature sounded like Mr. Crabs .... Well done. Im having a awful time slugging it out with this program. ( learning curve) A breakdown of this video would be invaluable. It looks like you also used Papagayo program to lip sink your dialogue. Yes? Thanks a bunch. Cheers !
Hey there so sorry for the delayed reply - not sure how I missed this. Sounds like you're doing important work and so I definitely hope you succeed! Definitely check out my synfig tutorial playlist as a starting point. That should cover a lot of it. But you raise a good point - I should make a future tutorial about how to line up animation with live video like this - I will keep that in mind for sure. For this one I can briefly say the newer versions of synfig do let you drag and drop video files, gif's etc right into your synfig file (though this will slow down your system a bit...) - so consider making a much smaller lower resolution copy of your live video to put in synfig, and then just replace with the good version at the end once everything is all rendered. alternatively, you may be able to go by just audio - synfig lets you drop audio files into your project, and also let's you drop in a file on the timeline at the bottom so you can see the wave form of the audio, thereby allowing you to use those as cues of where to put your keyframes, etc. Good luck!
This is best of best with single detail explanation
Muito bom! (Very good!)
Awesomeee! I'm so excited to try this!
Wow really great job explaining, I thought I would never get it but thank you very much
Really clear and useful, thank you! I'm off to hand-draw something right now and animate it!
Please can you do solar eclipse animation in synfig
I love this idea, thank you for presenting it! I use this strategy for myself and it works. So I will try it out with my students.
very helpful!!
Purple circles increase or decrease the width of the border line of a sprite !