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Expert timing and spacing is what separates a slide show from a truly amazing animation. TED-Ed demonstrates, by manipulating various bouncing balls, how the smallest adjustments from frame to frame can make all the difference.
Lesson and animation by TED-Ed.
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That last sentence was such a mic drop moment, so good.
so true :')
Ikr
They never mention anything! If they had just mentioned that timing and spacing relationship at college, everything they told me this year on my animation course would have made a lot more sense. The simple things are the easiest to miss and it doesn't depend on intelligence. It's like art classes at school, the ones who were good at it were the ones who applied the principles naturally and subconsciously while the rest of us didn't learn anything. This is a wonderful video which could solve many problems.
I thought the same thing, was it that hard for my teacher to explain like this instead of just read or repeat like a robot??
That’s why I dropped out of art school cause I learned more on my own than those teachers taught us
Omg are you me?? First day of school our prof hands us an x sheet, says “fill it out” and nothing else and then fails a third of the class on the first assignment because none of us knew how to label properly 😭
This is the best explanation of animation timing I've ever seen! Very easy to understand while also explaining important concepts. Great job!
I thought the video was going to be boring but then it tricked me into continuing to watch.
Just as entertaining as it is educational.
I really like your animations,man!keep it up!
@@nuttynoah5342 Thanks, I really appreciate that :) Working on new animations and animation tutorials.
Luv your stuff m8
I'm a junior animator working for an animation studio. Believe me when I say this , if you want to be an animator this is what you need to know and master. If you can understand this 6 minutes of content then trust me, learning other 11 principles won't be very hard then. Yes you will have to work really really hard because animation is not easy. But nothing is more powerful than giving life to things.
😭soo true also a animator 👆🏼👆🏼👆🏼
Those examples of timing in real scenarios (push, saw, punch, ball) are very useful. Going to make a photo with those as a starting point when I map out my thumbnails
The most effective visual tutorial I've been blessed with on this particular topic yet.
I am so impressed with this explanation. Helped tremendously! Thank you!
Brilliant explanation about timing and spacing
there is something about this video that is very catchy, one cant just stop watching the video until it ends
I almost teared up because after searching for years on this same subject I finally understand at nearly 3 am
brought a tear to my eye at the end
The words used to explain spacing and timing in animation is just absolutely perfect. I couldn't understand spacing and timing my entire time *making* animations
I really liked the bouncing ball part. :)
Best bouncing ball lecture I've seen... and I've see quite a few.
the whole semester in just 6 minutes! wow thanks guys
"What you see is much less important than what you Don't see"... WOW! such a quote that sums it all up...
Wonderful stuff TED, more of this kind of thing please!
great explanation of one of the most basic principles of animation - one that is so basic it's often overlooked! The comparative examples are particularly helpful.
One of the easiest explanations to understand without too many jargons
your animation is so soothing, thank you Ted-Ed
Really fantastic explanations! I love the inclusion of Norman McLaren, an unknown in many respects but definitely worth studying.
Would love to see more from you!
Brilliant presentation of the essentials with excellent illustrations for each point.
This really helps me understand more about timing and spacing. Thank you!
I struggled to understand this the first time I heard about it but now with just a six-minute video it become so much clearer
Very well made and presented.
Thank you for explaining this with clever illustrations. This will help me a great deal when I animate a bouncing ball using Visual Basic.
Excellent video. Clear instruction, to-the-point, very well done.
Explicaste la magia de la animación en poco tiempo y en un solo video tutorial, muy buen trabajó.
very useful video never seen such easy to understand content about timing and spacing great work ted
Best explanation I've found comparing timing and spacing. Thank you!
This is the best "so far" video I have seen about timing & spacing in animation
Will there be more "Animation basics"?
they have 11 total lessons :) ed.ted.com/series/?series=animation-basics
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That was really awesome, well explained, made my day to watch!
This was very relaxing to watch.
It is definitely one of the best videos I have ever seen
I understand it very easily. Nice explanation. Thank you.
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Understanding this is how you master a platformer, like Mario.
That is realy good explanation on timming and spacing
That was awesome! Told me so much!
Very useful information, thanks to those who made this video
Thank you, I always wondered how this works
Wonderful, this helped me for my animation subject since I'm having a bit difficulty on this principle.. :D
Very true. Time and Space sets the difference of how animation motion works. If the ball is bouncing, at what rate is it bouncing?(time), and at where is it bouncing?(space).
OMG this... This explanation. It's all I needed
Most best mind bending explanation
I think that just through watching Videos like this one, your animating skills will improve.
Waw. Your videos never cease to amaze me.
Beautifully explained
Very helpful!! Thank you so much for making this. Gonna need a lot of practice, but this is an amazing place to start getting info.
This video is great, I was having a hard time trying to explain the difference between timing and spacing, but this video really helped me out a lot! Will you be going over the other principles of animation? I think it would be a great to make a complete series of the twelve principles. :)
Speechless! Absolutely loved it! I will definitely watch it again.
wonderful explanation..
Very Insightful!
Great soundtrack!
That was really helpfull .thanks a lot I had hard time understanding the time and spacing.this video has helped me understand that thanks once again
I like how this separates timing and spacing. Some tea hers will say they are the same thing when they arent
I personally want more
Simple but essential
awesome video!
Great instructor! I would love to have a complete animation course lesson from this guy
This was very useful, I learned a lot from it thank you. 👍👍👍👍👍👍
That was a great lesson.
Great lesson.
that was beautiful
Beautifully explained :)
great job explaining with this vid really catchy
Good useful tutorial, thanks!
this should help my animation
Learned mor in this video than in 5 (45 min long) computer classes.
The problem I have is figuring out how many frames an action should last. I'll spend hours drawings frames only to see it all put together and realize it goes by way too fast or way too slow.
Same! Have you ended up figuring it out? I'm still at a loss, haha
@@cornonthecob9294 I'm still fairly inexperienced. But I think it could help to make really rough sketches again and again until you feel like the timing is ok. That way, even if your animation doesn't end up looking right at first, you can at least save time before having to do it again.
1:44 You need to act it out or to experience it as it would happen in real time. That means you should perform the action or simulate it in some way while also measuring with a timer. There's an Android app called Animation Timer which was developed by a student animator which measures time and also converts it to different frame rates to make things easy for animators.
If you can, you should film yourself performing the action and setting the camera to the same frame rate you're animating in or edit the footage to fit frame rates. You would have perfect reference for the length, the timing and the spacing.
Theres a thing Don Bluth talks about called Beats Per Frame I think, look into that too, interesting stuff
for me, cus planning the timing and spacing still kinda fucks me up, I make my main keys/poses and sort of... I guess "space" them out on the timeline, usually 3 poses. I use FlipAClip so the spaces/frames are literally blank until the next pose (or sometimes just the previous pose copy pasted until the next pose, it really depends on what I'm doing)
If its slow movement, my main keys/poses are WAAAAY far apart. I label them A1 A2 ect. Once I get that rhythm im looking for, then sort of just draw more poses in between it all (label those B1, then C1 and so forth), until I'm satisfied. Sometimes I draw tweens while still finding the rhythm cus sometimes 3 poses isn't enough.
Like the previous comments mentioned, definitely use a clock your movements. Storyboard and thumbnail if you have to just to get a feel of it. If youre running on 24fps, 24 frames (drawings) per second, and your movement is 2 seconds, then youre gonna need at least 48 drawings (24 x 2).
Interesting and informative. Thank You.
aaah timing and spacing my Achilles heel
where would you be able to make animation? like to start off first and progress to harder and more difficult tasks?
Simple.. precise...
Make more videos like this,,
Amazing,,,
This helped a lot !
Thank you for this TED-Ed! Oh and by the way, You sound like Alan Becker... seems legit...
That was awesome!
Damn this helped me do much
Nice educational video.
very nice! I share it on my blog! :)
An average human can see at 25fps at peak focus.Cats can always see at 70fps(will make you dizzy as hell).But pilots can identify a plane's number and brand in a photo that appeared for just 1/220th of a second.But not everyone is a pilot.
Daniell Bondad that means that when pilots watch a movie or animation they won't think it moves?
huh
This helps alot!
Wow! Good tutorial.
That was very interesting
Really good!
This is so helpful. Thank youuuu :)
norman mclarens videos can be found on the canadian film board website
Animation is circles! Lovely lovely
Awesome.
Wow thanks for this
I feel there is allot we could we learn from this if we exchange Timing and Spacing to explaining viewing a 2d world with time as the 3rd dimension.
Beautiful
Good video good presentation thanks so much
Impresionante, me has iluminado!! jajaja Gracias.
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Great video!
(Just one little thing though: momentum is not a force!)
Though a change in it over time is.
I know... I'm just being picky.