I really thank Spiderverse not just for existing, but for being inspiring Dreamworks to do the same. Puss in boots last wish is an amazing movie not just by the story, but because of the animation style that takes after spiderverse
@@NoTheRobotjust like Sony did in the first Spider-Man theatrical movie ever back in 2002, they revolutionised the market for ever and they are doing now again with SpiderVerse
I love how Hobie was animated differently for multiple parts of his character just because he’s a rebel, but it kinda also ties back into his line of “I don’t believe in consistency.” Edit: Holy cow, 2k ppl agree with me. That is very coolio :)
It's so cool that they weren't breaking the rules just to break them. It was intentional. Like Miles being animated at 12fps vs 24fps like the other spidermen symbolizing he hasn't fully become Spiderman yet. And of course with Hobie being on 3/4 (sometimes) because he's a non conformist. Like all of that isn't just breaking rules for fun but adding another layer of the character beyond just the image of the character. It's 4D at this point
3D animation studios: Noooo, you can’t just break the rules of 3D animation, it won’t look as good or as smooth. Sony animators: Nah, imma do my own thing.
honestly obsessed with your decision to put the fact that you worked on the bad guys in the middle of the video, a lot of art youtubers tend to frontload their videos with their industry experience if they have it. also i'd love to see a video talking about the lego movie! definitely underrated when it comes to 3d animated films breaking the typical style conventions, i was convinced it was mostly stop motion until i actually met a guy who worked on it haha
Haha thanks! Yeah theres honestly so much to talk about Lego Movie and how it impacted animation, despite the fact it never even got nominated for an Oscar
I think it´s cool, that the sketches of Miguel are shown pretty often, like the circles and lines in his face. As an artist, this detail always makes me smile
One thing that truly shows the masterful nature of the work on Spider-Verse is that, despite all the "messy" elements - the smear frames, the choppier animation, the way Hobie is animated in that eye-searing and distracting way, etc. - Spider-Verse is imminently followable. I can tell what's going on and follow the action at all times. Compare to the first Transformers movie, where these grey CGI machines were taken into closeup on shakeycam to the point that it's impossible to tell WHAT is going on. It must have been an enormous amount of work to get something with this much "busy-ness" on screen, this much stylization and this many things that normally are cheats to make up for a lack of smoothness but are instead done deliberately here in order to make this movie as easy to watch and tell what is going on as it is.
I absolutely love how Hobie gets his own animation rules. My favorite is definitely the whole “any of these rules are breakable at any Tim because he ‘doesn’t believe in consistency’,” which honestly so cool. I also like how when Hobie wrote the letter to Gwen that was attached to the watch he made, his handwriting shifted from uppercase to lowercase consistently for the same reason.
A little more inside (I worked on comp on spiderverse) the example smear frame you used that was lines on his feet were all hand drawn and added in later. There are also major distorted frames for smears as well. (see miles slamming the door when he leaves Ms Webers office). Also, lighting was basically non-existent. Miles and Gwen had basic lighting, but it was all done in layers in comp. It was basically a giant moving coloring book.
I love how Hobie was animated. I didn't think much of it during the movie when I watched it for the first time, but he was done perfectly. Literally every part of his character bleeds into the way he's animated, as he literally never conforms to an animation style, as he never looks the same in two frames thanks to the effects around him, all his moving parts like his limbs or jacket move at different framerates, and how he looks like he just doesn't fit in, like they cut him out of a punk art piece and just glued him into the movie. It makes his "I don't believe in consistency" line work on multiple levels
Pleeeeease talk about the bad guys work flow. I’d love to hear about the rules you guys set for yourselves and how the first Spiderverse movie changed the conversation of developing the movie
4:22. Oh man, as a software engineer, I can totally relate. Sometimes we have multiple meetings just to decide whether or not we should change the colour of a button from blue to red.
Across the spiderverse was so amazing, that it finally made me put pen on paper and start drawing again! I hadn’t seen the first one so I was just mesmerized the entire time!
Going for photo-realism in the medium of animation was always something that felt silly to me, like people were missing the point. I am so glad for this new modern age of creativity and innovation, and I can't wait for the rules to be broken over and over again so that they can be reinvented and interpreted by so many people so many times that the branching paths of all of it make a universe of animation that we can look at and be amazed by for generations to come.
Btw if you like my No 🧢, you can purchase one on my website! All proceeds go towards funding my VR animation project 😁-> zopstudios.com/zopshop/p/no-hat-unisex-flat-bill-hat
0:02 I love that this notion applies on anything in general. e.g. Good chef follows the recipe books, great chef understands when NOT to follow the recipes, altering stuff as simply as stirring the pan few minute longer or using alternative spices might end you up with better food than what cook book dictates.
2:46 This kind of technic was also used for Overwatch in-game character's animations ! The elongated shapes and silly deformed bodies to better convey movement, even in 60 fps style.
I don't watch superhero movies, but my friend pushed me into watching the 2 spiderverse movies and I'm so glad I listened to him. As an artist, I'm so grateful to exist in a time where such art exists.
Honestly number three is the most important. We can make anything look like real life but then why not just make it live action. If we're going to make an animated movie it should utilise the fulll capability of animation and im glad to see that studios finally are...
I would LOVE a in depth bad guys video or anything else you've worked on. there is honestly not a lot of HIGH quality videos HIGHLY IN DEPTH about animation
Great video! I'd love to hear about your work on The Bad Guys! Also, do you know anything about the production behind Puss In Boots? I love that movie's stylized animated as well :D
I’d be happy to talk about my time at DWA! Yes I know a decent amount about PIB as a lot of artists from Bad Guys moved right into helping the PIB team wrap up production. Definitely a lot to talk about!
my family laughs at me whenever i gush about the spiderverse movies and rarely take me seriously when i say it's a cinematic masterpiece, but i know i'm right. it's pure perfection and it's inspired me so much as an artist.
I personally love the style and liveliness of this new wave of 3d animation. What I hope to see in the future is more techniques commonly used in anime utilized by western media. Imagine the next superhero movie animated like it was done by Trigger lmao.
I adore the animation style of the spider verse movies, I'm just so OBSESSED with it it's so beautiful and refreshing, and the movies feel super high quality.
I just got a 3D Blu-Ray of Spiderman: Across the Spider-Verse. I actually had to order it from Asia, it's an Italian 3D Blu-Ray release. If any movie was meant to be seen in 3D it is this one! I can't imagine seeing it any other way, it's breathtaking! This movie was literally designed for 3D and I know it wasn't even in the theatres here in the US in 3D as far as I know! Anyways, love your channel.
This film (and _Into the Spider-Verse)_ just shows how powerful of a medium animation is. I'm absolutely adoring this new era of animation where they look back at the fundamentals of 2D animation and apply them to 3D; seeing squash & strech and smear frames in 3D animated films is pure joy. I truly hope this is a step in the right direction to change that Jurassic western mentality that "animations are for kids".
4:07 in the scene where Spot gets stuck inside himself with all the black holes you can see the guide lines on his shoulders and how the body is drawn on spot while he’s there i thought it was pretty cool honestly
I think its interesting that something similar started a while ago in video games, though sadly with less adoption from the industry at large. Arc System Works made Guilty Gear Xrd (2014) and later Dragon Ball FighterZ (2018) using very similar principles of skipping in-between frames and forcing imperfections into the art and animation, specifically to evoke the feeling of traditional 2d anime. Dan from New Frame Plus has an excellent video on the topic, if you'd like to learn more.
I feel Across the Spideverse does so much more than just break two or three rules, it has so many drastically different settings and creative shots and unique character design elements beyond Hobie that it's hard to even credit two or three details for making the game look as beautiful as it is.
the fighting perfectinism might also be a clue to miles wnting to break the rules leading to perfectinism in every spiderman's life and wanted to do their own ting
For that second rule, the only example I can think of of another bit of media that uses this technique of smear and slowed down frames in Red vs Blue fight scenes in like season 7-10
Hey man, i just met you trought youtube and well, i'm thinking about being an animator in the future, since i have some experiwnce animating (even tough all i do is 2d stickfigures fighting each other). Could tou make like, a video about your path to becoming a professional animator? Also, i loved this video format, and this video itself, i may keep watchibg more of you videos in the future
No wonder Spider Punk took 3 years to animate. Honestly, I'm glad the Spider-Verse films have evolved the animation industry. Realism was fun for a while, but got boring. Bring back stylization baby! Hopefully video games take a similar approach soon on their big titles. I know indie games can be stylized already.
This makes me curious if 3d Animation can use such a technique could it be possible for Live action? I'm trying to picture a Live Action movie on 2s and 3s
How would that work? Would you have a 24fps camera, a 12fps, and an 8fps recording the same scene and then edit them together after recording? Also I think it would be a lot more jarring in live action since your eyes are used to around 24fps and that is what you would expect. Now I want to see someone at least try it.
for the in between frames bit, I once screen recorded that one scene where miles hugs his dad as spiderman after his fight with kingpin and there are like.. 3 frames? it made it so much funnier and cuter because it goes SO FAST with only one in between frame. they went all out on these movies istg
Animation is a medium that has so much potential and tell completely unique stories that are just not possible with live action even with huge CGI budgets. Cyberpunk Edgerunners was another recent show that really pushed audio/video experience. Anime content in general has done different styles and you can really find something that appeals to you. Spiderverse 2 was really unique for superhero / hollywood movie. It has amazing soundtracks and VA work. The way the artists utilized colour and shapes to differentiate moods in scenes was something really wondering to experience on the big screen.
Overlapping and shifted colours in Across the Spider-verse definitely reminded me of Jackie Chan Adventures, which very often had outlines not matching the shading.
Found this in my recommended and then you just drop that you worked on The Bad Guys lol. A video talking about your experience with it and a video talking about The Lego Movie both sound like really great ideas!
I call them mistakes but they’re essentially like “accidentals” in music where you add in notes from other keys to add some extra ~flavor~. They take additional thought to tastefully add these in without being overbearing
my family and i love bad guys, a video talking about it would be super interesting!!! and lego movie is iconic forever im never tired of hearing about lego animations, stop motion or 3d graphics
You asked for it! Here's my video about The LEGO Movie and how it changed everything about 3D animation -> th-cam.com/video/oDCfbs56BuQ/w-d-xo.html
nice
cool
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@@Monotone_Fallenyease very nice
nice! wheres the bad guys video??
"The lego movie walked so that spiderverse could fly."
So poetic, wisest words i've ever heard.
It’s criminally overlooked
i think the peanuts movie participated in this newer animation style too
YES I love the peanuts movie
@@NoTheRobot should've said swing
Bro I remember watching the Lego movie like 20 times 7 years ago
I really thank Spiderverse not just for existing, but for being inspiring Dreamworks to do the same. Puss in boots last wish is an amazing movie not just by the story, but because of the animation style that takes after spiderverse
Sony really opened the floodgates for unique animation styles
Paramount is doing the same thing for the new TMNT movie
I thought I was crazy when I first noticed the style was similar
@@NoTheRobotjust like Sony did in the first Spider-Man theatrical movie ever back in 2002, they revolutionised the market for ever and they are doing now again with SpiderVerse
Fun fact: I watched puss in boots the last wish in December of 2022
I love how Hobie was animated differently for multiple parts of his character just because he’s a rebel, but it kinda also ties back into his line of “I don’t believe in consistency.”
Edit: Holy cow, 2k ppl agree with me. That is very coolio :)
so hobie is consistently inconsistence?
Or it's the style of his universe
@@aldybarrack6522 He played himself…
@@jamesandthgff123have you seen the movie
@@vinlyght I've seen it, his color doesn't mean he's a rebel 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀☠️💀💀💀☠️💀☠️💀☠️💀☠️💀☠️💀☠️
It's so cool that they weren't breaking the rules just to break them. It was intentional. Like Miles being animated at 12fps vs 24fps like the other spidermen symbolizing he hasn't fully become Spiderman yet. And of course with Hobie being on 3/4 (sometimes) because he's a non conformist. Like all of that isn't just breaking rules for fun but adding another layer of the character beyond just the image of the character. It's 4D at this point
Also the original form of the spot still has his reference lines drawn to symbolize how he hasn’t reached his full potential as a character
Exactly!
3D animation studios: Noooo, you can’t just break the rules of 3D animation, it won’t look as good or as smooth.
Sony animators: Nah, imma do my own thing.
Isn’t it wild that the movie before ITSV was the Emoji Movie?
One of the directors said that’s why he wanted to work with Sony. They just don’t care about rules.
@@NoTheRobot actually it was The Star.
Now spiderverse 2 made more money than every Disney animation/Pixar film since covid
honestly obsessed with your decision to put the fact that you worked on the bad guys in the middle of the video, a lot of art youtubers tend to frontload their videos with their industry experience if they have it. also i'd love to see a video talking about the lego movie! definitely underrated when it comes to 3d animated films breaking the typical style conventions, i was convinced it was mostly stop motion until i actually met a guy who worked on it haha
Haha thanks! Yeah theres honestly so much to talk about Lego Movie and how it impacted animation, despite the fact it never even got nominated for an Oscar
@@NoTheRobot LEGO movie review...?
also i love how spot still has the skeleton on him, the sticks and stones, lines and circles, foundation of art
Such a great hint at what form he would ultimately take
Yeah, he looks like an actual unfinished sketch
@@NoTheRobottrue
I think it´s cool, that the sketches of Miguel are shown pretty often, like the circles and lines in his face. As an artist, this detail always makes me smile
I loved the sketch likes on the Spot especially, his design in general was great
Makes me think about how art used to be to make something almost photoreal and then we had surrealism that broke those conventions … great video guy
One thing that truly shows the masterful nature of the work on Spider-Verse is that, despite all the "messy" elements - the smear frames, the choppier animation, the way Hobie is animated in that eye-searing and distracting way, etc. - Spider-Verse is imminently followable. I can tell what's going on and follow the action at all times. Compare to the first Transformers movie, where these grey CGI machines were taken into closeup on shakeycam to the point that it's impossible to tell WHAT is going on.
It must have been an enormous amount of work to get something with this much "busy-ness" on screen, this much stylization and this many things that normally are cheats to make up for a lack of smoothness but are instead done deliberately here in order to make this movie as easy to watch and tell what is going on as it is.
I absolutely love how Hobie gets his own animation rules.
My favorite is definitely the whole “any of these rules are breakable at any Tim because he ‘doesn’t believe in consistency’,” which honestly so cool. I also like how when Hobie wrote the letter to Gwen that was attached to the watch he made, his handwriting shifted from uppercase to lowercase consistently for the same reason.
A little more inside (I worked on comp on spiderverse) the example smear frame you used that was lines on his feet were all hand drawn and added in later. There are also major distorted frames for smears as well. (see miles slamming the door when he leaves Ms Webers office). Also, lighting was basically non-existent. Miles and Gwen had basic lighting, but it was all done in layers in comp. It was basically a giant moving coloring book.
that's kinda what he said..
except lightning thing. cool inside rly
i consider that movie best thing i've ever seen. pure eyegasm lol
I love how Hobie was animated. I didn't think much of it during the movie when I watched it for the first time, but he was done perfectly. Literally every part of his character bleeds into the way he's animated, as he literally never conforms to an animation style, as he never looks the same in two frames thanks to the effects around him, all his moving parts like his limbs or jacket move at different framerates, and how he looks like he just doesn't fit in, like they cut him out of a punk art piece and just glued him into the movie. It makes his "I don't believe in consistency" line work on multiple levels
Yeah I loved how he was animated.
I can never be more thankful to Spiderverse for pushing the boundaries on what animation could and should be.
Pleeeeease talk about the bad guys work flow. I’d love to hear about the rules you guys set for yourselves and how the first Spiderverse movie changed the conversation of developing the movie
Oh there’s definitely a lot to talk about there!😁
4:22. Oh man, as a software engineer, I can totally relate. Sometimes we have multiple meetings just to decide whether or not we should change the colour of a button from blue to red.
ISNT IT THE BEST😫
Spiderverse didn't break the rules, they made them far better.
*worse
Across the spiderverse was so amazing, that it finally made me put pen on paper and start drawing again! I hadn’t seen the first one so I was just mesmerized the entire time!
That’s so great to hear!! 🤘
Give them the Oscar already.
Going for photo-realism in the medium of animation was always something that felt silly to me, like people were missing the point. I am so glad for this new modern age of creativity and innovation, and I can't wait for the rules to be broken over and over again so that they can be reinvented and interpreted by so many people so many times that the branching paths of all of it make a universe of animation that we can look at and be amazed by for generations to come.
Btw if you like my No 🧢, you can purchase one on my website! All proceeds go towards funding my VR animation project 😁-> zopstudios.com/zopshop/p/no-hat-unisex-flat-bill-hat
no cap
@Steven Mosbee Ha it's actually black in my pfp but the bloom effect makes it look red.
Please do the bad guys. And if it’s possible to do on blender and tutorials if you can pls
I left a comment. do it
So using Grease pencil in Blender What rule it is?
0:02 I love that this notion applies on anything in general. e.g. Good chef follows the recipe books, great chef understands when NOT to follow the recipes, altering stuff as simply as stirring the pan few minute longer or using alternative spices might end you up with better food than what cook book dictates.
3:07 Now the top text is something I didn't think I needed
2:46 This kind of technic was also used for Overwatch in-game character's animations ! The elongated shapes and silly deformed bodies to better convey movement, even in 60 fps style.
Wrecking Ball (or, rather, Hammond) looks terrfying and long when entering and exiting though
I really hope more studios start braking the rules like this
across the spiderverse is honestly one for my fav movies of all time and this further solidifies it
I don't watch superhero movies, but my friend pushed me into watching the 2 spiderverse movies and I'm so glad I listened to him. As an artist, I'm so grateful to exist in a time where such art exists.
when i started watching the first part where miles taps on his neck with pen i was like "hold up.. this is something new" the animations are amazing
So subtle but instantly set the tone for the rest of the movie. Genius.
Honestly number three is the most important. We can make anything look like real life but then why not just make it live action. If we're going to make an animated movie it should utilise the fulll capability of animation and im glad to see that studios finally are...
The symbolism in Spiderverse’s animation is amazing
The rules of animation
Across the spiderverse: nah ima do my own thing
2:29 zesty ahh punch
I would LOVE a in depth bad guys video or anything else you've worked on. there is honestly not a lot of HIGH quality videos HIGHLY IN DEPTH about animation
On it! 😁✌️
Your video popped up on recommendations, binge watching all of them
Great video! I'd love to hear about your work on The Bad Guys! Also, do you know anything about the production behind Puss In Boots? I love that movie's stylized animated as well :D
I’d be happy to talk about my time at DWA! Yes I know a decent amount about PIB as a lot of artists from Bad Guys moved right into helping the PIB team wrap up production. Definitely a lot to talk about!
Yeah would love to se that
i love all the HowToTrainYourDragon included
A little birdie once told me “imperfections in the digital world is the perfection in the real life world”
my family laughs at me whenever i gush about the spiderverse movies and rarely take me seriously when i say it's a cinematic masterpiece, but i know i'm right. it's pure perfection and it's inspired me so much as an artist.
Don't worry we all understand how great it is here ✌
This is a really cool analysis! I'd love to hear more about your time in the industry :D
Thank you! I’d be happy to share more 😁
I think we need to say thank you to Alberto Mielgo for this changes in art styles of 3d and 2d animation
the distortion made the second one possible😆
So the skipping of the inbetweens is like the arrows in princess mononoke? They weren’t drawn flying just hitting
I personally love the style and liveliness of this new wave of 3d animation. What I hope to see in the future is more techniques commonly used in anime utilized by western media. Imagine the next superhero movie animated like it was done by Trigger lmao.
Lower frame rate and smearing are the reasons why Dragon Ball Fighter Z (and other games by the same developers) looks so good
There’s just something so handmade about it, it’s a reminder that there are artists behind the media we consume and not just algorithms
1:20 also called Blocking
not a clickbait, a really interesting video and you explained it very well and simple that I could understand you're cool man
You should talk about the Peanuts movie! There are a few similar points, and I think it's also really cool!
breaking the rules of 3d animation was a canon event
-spiderman 2099
Skipping the inbetweens on the punch is something straight out of game development. We call it juice. As a game dev that makes me so happy to see.
PLEASE TALK ABOUT THE LEGO MOVIE
So you're telling me Hobie Brown's frame rate is a math rock song?
Lmao basically
Anything you talk about if it’s formatted like this, I will definitely listen lol
😁🙏
Bro Bad Guys is one of my favorites just because of the animation pleaseeeeee make a video on that I would love that smmm!!!
Working on it now!
I noticed while watching the movie that Spot's sketch lines were visible from time to time, and i loved every moment of that
Imagine a movie centered around motorsports in this animation style.
They got good teachers: *looks at arc system works*
The animators:
“Nah, imma do my own thing”
I loved seeing the noticeable sketch lines on the Spot and the subtle ones for Miguel
I would love to see a video about your time working on the bad guys and getting to learn about the style of the film
Can do! It’s fun to talk about it😁
A plug video featuring spiderverse knowledge lmao
Always hustling
I adore the animation style of the spider verse movies, I'm just so OBSESSED with it it's so beautiful and refreshing, and the movies feel super high quality.
I just got a 3D Blu-Ray of Spiderman: Across the Spider-Verse. I actually had to order it from Asia, it's an Italian 3D Blu-Ray release. If any movie was meant to be seen in 3D it is this one! I can't imagine seeing it any other way, it's breathtaking! This movie was literally designed for 3D and I know it wasn't even in the theatres here in the US in 3D as far as I know! Anyways, love your channel.
this explanation made me appreciate the movie’s visual style even more. And i would totally watch a video hearing about your time working on Bad Guys!
This film (and _Into the Spider-Verse)_ just shows how powerful of a medium animation is. I'm absolutely adoring this new era of animation where they look back at the fundamentals of 2D animation and apply them to 3D; seeing squash & strech and smear frames in 3D animated films is pure joy. I truly hope this is a step in the right direction to change that Jurassic western mentality that "animations are for kids".
4:07 in the scene where Spot gets stuck inside himself with all the black holes you can see the guide lines on his shoulders and how the body is drawn on spot while he’s there i thought it was pretty cool honestly
Not bad. This video was short and straight to the point.
I think its interesting that something similar started a while ago in video games, though sadly with less adoption from the industry at large. Arc System Works made Guilty Gear Xrd (2014) and later Dragon Ball FighterZ (2018) using very similar principles of skipping in-between frames and forcing imperfections into the art and animation, specifically to evoke the feeling of traditional 2d anime.
Dan from New Frame Plus has an excellent video on the topic, if you'd like to learn more.
I feel Across the Spideverse does so much more than just break two or three rules, it has so many drastically different settings and creative shots and unique character design elements beyond Hobie that it's hard to even credit two or three details for making the game look as beautiful as it is.
You're right! There's so much more I could talk about
You should do one on Lord and Miller so I can here your thoughts on the Lego movie/Cloudy and how it affected Spider-Verse!
the fighting perfectinism might also be a clue to miles wnting to break the rules leading to perfectinism in every spiderman's life and wanted to do their own ting
For that second rule, the only example I can think of of another bit of media that uses this technique of smear and slowed down frames in Red vs Blue fight scenes in like season 7-10
Only 34 thousand dude your videos are so cool it deserves more subscribers
Hey thanks so much!! I’m grateful for anyone who watches these videos haha. What other types of videos would you like to see?
3:56 I agreed for a long time, I LOVED the Lego movie, Spider-Verse made me feel that way again
Hey man, i just met you trought youtube and well, i'm thinking about being an animator in the future, since i have some experiwnce animating (even tough all i do is 2d stickfigures fighting each other). Could tou make like, a video about your path to becoming a professional animator?
Also, i loved this video format, and this video itself, i may keep watchibg more of you videos in the future
Fantastic breakdown. I know nothing about 3d animation, but felt like an expert for 5 mins.
Just posted a video about the lego movie!
This reminds me Guilty Gear xrd way of animating that really changed the way I see 3D animation just as spider man did
Bro I watched this bc I just watched the new movie ( Spider-Man ofc ) and idk why but this fascinated me sm
Thanks so much for the kind words! I just posted a video about the Lego movie if that interests you as well 😄
@@NoTheRobot yooo the Lego movie, I’m gonna go watch it rn
No wonder Spider Punk took 3 years to animate. Honestly, I'm glad the Spider-Verse films have evolved the animation industry. Realism was fun for a while, but got boring. Bring back stylization baby! Hopefully video games take a similar approach soon on their big titles. I know indie games can be stylized already.
This makes me curious if 3d Animation can use such a technique could it be possible for Live action? I'm trying to picture a Live Action movie on 2s and 3s
I haven’t seen it done before but it’s certainly possible!
How would that work? Would you have a 24fps camera, a 12fps, and an 8fps recording the same scene and then edit them together after recording?
Also I think it would be a lot more jarring in live action since your eyes are used to around 24fps and that is what you would expect.
Now I want to see someone at least try it.
for the in between frames bit, I once screen recorded that one scene where miles hugs his dad as spiderman after his fight with kingpin and there are like.. 3 frames? it made it so much funnier and cuter because it goes SO FAST with only one in between frame. they went all out on these movies istg
As an artist, I can't even explain how much this movie inspires me- seriously, i'm so obssessed
YES PLEASE MAKE MORE ANIMATION REVIEWS RAGHHHH TRHIS IS SO INTERESTING!!!
Thanks for watching!! I had a lot of fun making this so definitely more to come!
Don't ever stop okay this is literally the best channel i came across in a year 😃 please make videoes about animation industry and how it works
Aw thank you, that’s kind of you to say! 🙏 I definitely will make more videos about the industry, there’s so much to discuss
Animation is a medium that has so much potential and tell completely unique stories that are just not possible with live action even with huge CGI budgets. Cyberpunk Edgerunners was another recent show that really pushed audio/video experience. Anime content in general has done different styles and you can really find something that appeals to you. Spiderverse 2 was really unique for superhero / hollywood movie. It has amazing soundtracks and VA work. The way the artists utilized colour and shapes to differentiate moods in scenes was something really wondering to experience on the big screen.
THIS IS SO COOL! Instant subscribe, I'm about to binge everything you've ever uploaded!
After Into the spiderverse everything became into the spiderverse
The spiderverse inspired me so much. Shows how you dont need everything to be realistic in order to get popular
Overlapping and shifted colours in Across the Spider-verse definitely reminded me of Jackie Chan Adventures, which very often had outlines not matching the shading.
Found this in my recommended and then you just drop that you worked on The Bad Guys lol. A video talking about your experience with it and a video talking about The Lego Movie both sound like really great ideas!
Thanks for watching! Working on them now😁🤘
@@NoTheRobot Awesome!
I now understand why this took 5 years to make.
4:01 is it really a mistake if its intentional?
I call them mistakes but they’re essentially like “accidentals” in music where you add in notes from other keys to add some extra ~flavor~. They take additional thought to tastefully add these in without being overbearing
WE NEED THAT LEGO MOVIE VIDEO RIGHT NOWWWWWWWW
grave of the fireflies made me feel emotions I didn't know I could feel
Very cool video dude! Enjoyed it
my family and i love bad guys, a video talking about it would be super interesting!!! and lego movie is iconic forever im never tired of hearing about lego animations, stop motion or 3d graphics
3:26 perfection.
im new to your channel, ive seen some of your videos, and i think you have hade a good job! keep the good work up
Dude, I absolutely love the Lego movie. I will watch 3 hours of video essay. I'll do it.
Then you'll love my latest video!
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Please talk about your time on THE BAD GUYS!
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