It's easy to forget these big studios are just a bunch of individual human beings who are geniuses in their own fields. Like, every Dreamworks movie, there is someone who gets to say "See that hair strand right there? I was the one who made it look like that in the lighting! It took like 10 hours, and I had to invent a never before seen method of layering, but I think it looks pretty good, huh?" or "Dude, see how the ice cream wets the fur when he drops it on the dog character? Man, that took me like 7 hours to render 1 second!"
jojolafrite90 Because rendering isn't work. Apart from some setup work on the renderer and perhaps some special settings for channel separation based on the scene, no human work is needed for the rendering process. It just happens on the farm after everything else is done.
As a 3D artist I can definitely say yup, rendering is automated. That being said, it's probably someone from the editorial team that sets it up for being rendered in the first place, i.e. getting the correct codec, file format for whatever project there are doing. Though most would be a lossless format anyways...
8:33 that's a great way to break the fourth wall... explaining in only a second how an animated model gets its life from pose to pose to acting and personality.
this is why I can totally Appreciate Animated films and even "shorts". its not just Do a little sketch or 2, slap it together and Viola you have a animated film, there is Alot of ingenuity, planning and Hard work behind it! and pride in the finished product. I have total Respect for all that goes into creating them, And Thanks and Congrats to all the individuals who lend your Talent and Ingenuity to make Animated films Possible :)
DUSTERDUDE238 you are infinity right in all that you say! Thanks for say it, not all the people noticed all the work with need on this movies and in a shotfilms.
THis is just such a great explanation of animation and just how much goes into it. I love how fun and easy to follow it is. It also explains why animation just costs SO MUCH to make
the main reason people dont make this public is for immersion (exceptionally for little kids) but by golly holy shit did i not except a well of information from the penguins from Madagascar
Animation is such an amazing medium! And the people behind it are some of the most talented in the world. Not to mention, they have the kind of patience that an artist like myself can only DREAM of! Kudos to them!
Working in a creative field (not movies, vidya games), I already knew half of this stuff. However, it always makes me happy when companies do things like this. These kinds of things can only deepen the audience appreciation for the sheer volume of work that goes into making one of these things.
i'd say lighting/texturing is the most important part because its the most detailed and time consuming part and its pretty much what defines how realistic the animation is.
This is a great explanation of the general layout of animation. I have done a very small amount of simple amateur animation I can understand how incredibly complicated the production of a animated movie can be. The different parts of the animations are created by amazingly talented groups of people.
to recommend u good educational content. So u have a choice to watch, I loved this, I learnt so much more than what college taught me in an entire year. Thanks Dreamworks
I'm a simple gal: I see penguin-centric educational animation, I click. The peeps that made "Happy Feet" could have done a similar video and I would have watched, because penguins! LOL!
So the guys in the editorial departement put togeter all sketches and put some sound over the sequence. It would be really cool if these "early movies" would be included in the bluray versions of the movies. That would truly be amazing :D
I think they should do a newer one to help visualize the new style that animation is taking. (Spider verse, puss in boots 2, Mitchell's vs. The machines type of style)
Get a couple scripts and UVing goes by incredibly fast. I have one called im_uvMaster and you can quickly project and unfold UVs once you cut them; takes away 90% of the manual arranging and such.
More than talent are they work, you dont need talent just practice every day. Even if someone have some talent and dont work in it , it will be a waste. Behind all that "talent" are hours of work and practice. Everyone can do it, all you just need its to practice. And with the time you can even discover more ways to perfect your work.
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That moment when you realise that even making this animation took quite a while and went through the exact same pipeline it's explaining.
Skipper, analysis
anal-ISIS lololloll
ummm you mean Kowalski?
What happened to Kowalski
Actually yeah because skipper is the boss guy lol
We've broken our last shovel😏
That T-pose Skipper really got me
He was asserting dominance.
+Crazy Productrions Which one? The one at 5:15, the one at 5:47 or the one at 8:33?
All characters are rigged with a t-pose.
@@lucasbenson7500 you say that like it's impossible for them to be rigged without t-pose
*Insert Halo Theme Here*
He already prevented racism so now he can educate us, a true American hero
I see you came from the ytp penguins of madigascar get the n pass video
none of us are americans
It's easy to forget these big studios are just a bunch of individual human beings who are geniuses in their own fields. Like, every Dreamworks movie, there is someone who gets to say "See that hair strand right there? I was the one who made it look like that in the lighting! It took like 10 hours, and I had to invent a never before seen method of layering, but I think it looks pretty good, huh?" or "Dude, see how the ice cream wets the fur when he drops it on the dog character? Man, that took me like 7 hours to render 1 second!"
Ella Jameson He doesn't render, DreamWorks' server farm does.
What you describe looks more like working for Pixar…Plus, they never addressed rendering in this thing.
jojolafrite90 Because rendering isn't work. Apart from some setup work on the renderer and perhaps some special settings for channel separation based on the scene, no human work is needed for the rendering process. It just happens on the farm after everything else is done.
As a 3D artist I can definitely say yup, rendering is automated. That being said, it's probably someone from the editorial team that sets it up for being rendered in the first place, i.e. getting the correct codec, file format for whatever project there are doing. Though most would be a lossless format anyways...
You will start to respect them when u know how hard this work is
8:33 that's a great way to break the fourth wall... explaining in only a second how an animated model gets its life from pose to pose to acting and personality.
this is why I can totally Appreciate Animated films and even "shorts". its not just Do a little sketch or 2, slap it together and Viola you have a animated film, there is Alot of ingenuity, planning and Hard work behind it! and pride in the finished product. I have total Respect for all that goes into creating them, And Thanks and Congrats to all the individuals who lend your Talent and Ingenuity to make Animated films Possible :)
DUSTERDUDE238 you are infinity right in all that you say! Thanks for say it, not all the people noticed all the work with need on this movies and in a shotfilms.
1. Story
1:30
2. Editorial
2:59
3. Art
3:59
4. Modeling
4:41
5. Rigging
5:35
6. Surfacing
6:22
7. Rough Layout
7:12
8. Final Layout
7:42
9. Animation
7:50
10. Crowds
9:35
11. Character FX
10:28
12. Matte Painting
12:15
13. Lighting
12:57
14. Image Finaling
13:39
15. Sound Design
13:50
You're welcome.
Thanks 🙌🙌
Thank you for the free answers my guy
when skipper teach you more about animation than your real teachers at animation school.
THis is just such a great explanation of animation and just how much goes into it. I love how fun and easy to follow it is. It also explains why animation just costs SO MUCH to make
Glad it was helpful!
YA'LL MIND IF I
*T-POSE*
May I join you? T
ChimpCommander T
the main reason people dont make this public is for immersion (exceptionally for little kids) but by golly holy shit did i not except a well of information from the penguins from Madagascar
I agree, I did not expect to actually learn something from them.
@@wariolandgoldpiramid Kowalski, Analysis
surely, animated movies are works of art. Never bored of penguins of madagascar. always a treat to watch
Animation is such an amazing medium! And the people behind it are some of the most talented in the world.
Not to mention, they have the kind of patience that an artist like myself can only DREAM of! Kudos to them!
Working in a creative field (not movies, vidya games), I already knew half of this stuff. However, it always makes me happy when companies do things like this. These kinds of things can only deepen the audience appreciation for the sheer volume of work that goes into making one of these things.
I wanna be part of DreamWorks someday, I won't lie seeing how detailed the work is is a bit intimidating
"I stole a lot of seas.... and a lot of hearts"
Ohohoooh Skipper, you have no idea
Thanks for the correction GREAT!
so basically if i want to make a decent movie i just go through a pipe?
Cool! *Jumps in a pipe* Oh god! It smells like a skunks butt hole in here!
No, your idea goes through the pipe, you stay outside the pipe.
yes, through copper pipe... and fire.
Yos
@@thebreadking9815 LOL
Skipper's intro to animation was perfect
i'd say lighting/texturing is the most important part because its the most detailed and time consuming part and its pretty much what defines how realistic the animation is.
This made me respect Dreamworks for once.
PieroseC. For once...? But Shrek & HTTYD
Pierose S H R E K ?
@@dull_demon4717 httyd is overtated and for 3 year olds
@@le.banana what's Overtated?
@@whirly5383 yes, shrek.
They put way too much effort for a movie like this, and I love it.
Great and clear video to teach the basics of animated movie production. Thanks for creating this!
Sterling Teaches dream works made it
Salute to everyone in front and behind the scenes.
Amazing. Thank you for uploading this.
Skipper the best leader ever
You people rock my world thank goodness for imagination artists and talented people
so much work and patience is needed to complete that 90 minute of Cinematic masterpiece, I am so wowed.
Primer comentario español
Agradezco mucho que hayan subtitulos en español oficiales 👌🙂
This is a great explanation of the general layout of animation. I have done a very small amount of simple amateur animation I can understand how incredibly complicated the production of a animated movie can be. The different parts of the animations are created by amazingly talented groups of people.
Glad this was helpful
The fact he’s breaking the 4th wall
8:36 “y’all mind if I hit that despacito” penguin edition.
Why is this in my recommended?
Cause you have the mind of a child obviously.. or maybe quit watching cartoons all day...
10/10 Answer, the thing is that he didn't deserve that kind of a backlash
to recommend u good educational content. So u have a choice to watch, I loved this, I learnt so much more than what college taught me in an entire year. Thanks Dreamworks
Tom Mitchell cartoons/anime are for watching for fun no matter the age.
B I G G A Y
Therapist: T-posing Skipper jumping out of a pipe isn't real, it can't hurt you
T-posing Skipper jumping out of a pipe: 8:34
Thank you skipper!!!
Now I'm free to roam this earth!
I just gained a new respect for the team behind Animated Films.
I'm a simple gal: I see penguin-centric educational animation, I click. The peeps that made "Happy Feet" could have done a similar video and I would have watched, because penguins! LOL!
"AND VIOLAA" the most underrated dialogue 😂😂😂😂
It really annoys me when people say that computer animation is "easy to do" just because it is done on a computer.
It's not.
Now I know why movies are so expensive
It’s crazy how this has aged so unbelievably well
As a rigger this video makes explaining my job a whole lot easier
Skipper,Kowlaski,Rico, and Private teach us how to make like a movie just like their movie PENGUINS OF MADAGASCAR
This video is amazing thants dreamworks for making it
海外のアニメーションは表情豊かで素敵だなー
*Skipper voice* Excellente!
Love you Penguins
1:21
Video: Hold on your butts.
Spanish subtitles translated to English: Hold your ass firmly.
8:34 T-Pose
After saving the world from racism, he comes to educate us foolish mortals. Not all hero’s wear capes
:) Credits to CIG for encouraging the entertainment industries to be more open
actually, I preferred penguins' character designs from Madagascar films....
came here for the penguins, stayed for the t pose
I like the penguins especially skipper
2:09 being a storyboard artist is my dream job. I want to challenge myself and it's just cool for me.
Nothing i didn't know before but this was so much fun to watch! haha
very informative Skipper!!
Great work Richard...
thanks Hafsa Affan
i love these penguins
Did you know that Skipper’s real name is “Joe Penguin”?
Joe mama
Even im a welding professional, i like a good welding tutorial
I wish the parts with the penguins gradually started to include things as they were presented rather than using everything from the start tbh
Thank you skipper, very cool!
Skipper feels empty while T Posing
He’s a gamer, boys
thank you DreamWorks, very cool
So the guys in the editorial departement put togeter all sketches and put some sound over the sequence. It would be really cool if these "early movies" would be included in the bluray versions of the movies. That would truly be amazing :D
When he said 15 stops, I didn't expect the first stop to include three distinct phases in one: Concept, Script, Story boarding.
And a whole lot of duct tape.
*INSERT REDGREEN REFERENCE HERE*
I feels like I’m gonna cry
1:44 i heard the emoji movie director worked here
8:45 oh how the animation industry has evolved
He really does look like a movie character
You trying to imply that the modern animations don't get played back at 24 frames per second? Because they do.
i think he is trying to say that its easier to animate now then back in the day. which is not true at all imo.
*_KOWALSKI, ANALYSIS!_*
*SKIPPER,ANALYSIS*
Absolutely amazing !
Heh, it's kind of cool to see the modeling stuff and be able to have a better understanding of it as I made models for games like VRchat.
5:17 for Dominance
Es curioso porque lo googleo para verlo de nuevo y me topo con tu canal, Richard. xDD
please kawolski I just need the analysis. Why won't you give it to me. PLEASE!!
Finally an easy way to explain my field to people XD
this was very informative
Great and very useful thanks for your comment
This was better than the actual penguins movie
2:40
what is this thing on the pen?
why is it more comfy this way? is it made of foam or something?
I love it! Thanks for uploading this!!!
I think they should do a newer one to help visualize the new style that animation is taking. (Spider verse, puss in boots 2, Mitchell's vs. The machines type of style)
"... and a whole lotta duct tape" is pretty much the same in any industry in the entertainments world. :-P
Thanks for sharing this awesome video.
Klosky! Secure those Lug Nuts. Excelllente' XD
5:31 i know that feeling
wow! learned a lot! Thank you!
14:44 "... animated, EFFECTEDED.." Hahaha what happened there? :D
RIGGING IS SO ANNOYING T-T But great insight into the process
+Jeffrey Wang (Trainer Red) Almost as annoying as doing UVs
+Gray Olson yep the rigging its annoying but the UV mapping it's so more harder
Jeffrey Wang annoying but essential, this part of the job is important, they all are
Get a couple scripts and UVing goes by incredibly fast. I have one called im_uvMaster and you can quickly project and unfold UVs once you cut them; takes away 90% of the manual arranging and such.
Jeffrey Wang
Thank you!
Super informative, thanks for uploading!!
This is really cool
Holds Up! is that Shrek (2001) Home (2015) and How to Train Your Dragon (2010)? 1:41
So many thanks.
So incredibly fascinating! xD
They missed out a few stops too! Like research.
Subbed & Saved, Yeah GO FX team.. make my dreamwork effected happen!
Totally excelente!
This is a good video to play in Film School
i will never have as much talent as those people
These people. Not those...
More than talent are they work, you dont need talent just practice every day. Even if someone have some talent and dont work in it , it will be a waste. Behind all that "talent" are hours of work and practice. Everyone can do it, all you just need its to practice. And with the time you can even discover more ways to perfect your work.