"Creativity is a by-product of not trying so hard, because if you allow your brain to wander, it can hook into certain frequencies and broadcasts you may not actually be able to hitch on to otherwise." I love that.
I'm guessing she'd rather not try to correct what the next director for the 3rd one did. As most directors don't like doing. Most directors want to make various different types of movies that make all of their projects look vastly different and unique so people of different audiences and fans will know them for all of it. But yeah, I guarantee the 4th movie would've been WAAY more heartfelt and serious
*@ The Dragon Critic* In all honesty, the whole family came along with me to theaters. We loved the first movie, and especially the second. We were eager to see the third... And our high hopes for it were dashed not even 5 minutes in.
I've known about her for a quite long time, and I've seen the Kung Fu Panda movies several times, and let me tell you, Jennifer Yuh Nelson is a great director, like, she was a genius in leading the whole story of the trilogy, and that's amazing, huge respect I have on her, big fan as well!
Thank you for this series again! So nice to see such a creative people talk about their process and what it means to do their job well to them. Nice one.
@@leif1075 Keeping it from getting diluted or influenced by executives or other people that have their own ideas on what it should be, thus making it no longer entirely hers.
I have so much respect for artists like Jennifer Yuh Nelson. You can see how they are so dedicated to their work. I really am aspiring to be a great artist like them!!
When I tried to find something to learn I never get but Now my search is complete here.please always update and share the Knowledge and skills like this.Umaaaaaaah! 😘
Im still shocked that the fact that this movie was directed by a Woman is so overlooked. This movie should be a example of how women should be having the equality when making art cusse if they are given the right teamwork and expectations can get movies like this!
Generally, I don't like to do things with a camera that seem like you can't do it in real life unless you're purposely trying to make a point. 'Cause ideally the camera should be INVISIBLE.
Does anyone know what she's using to hold her cintiq at 0:16. I'm a digital artist myself and I'm trying to find the most sustainable way to work in animation. Thank you.
on 0:50, does anyone know what Arm Mount is that? I know its from ErgoMart but I don't know which arm is that in the category from the website since there are so many and different types.
it's actually more complicated than that and it depends on the studio. some are more script driven, some (like cartoon network) are storyboard driven (for which writers mostly provide rough outlines/ideas). and all modern animation, especially feature animation, typically has to deal with a lot of heavy leaning from company executives, producers, executives, etc. it's a very messy and labor intensive industry.
"Creativity is a by-product of not trying so hard, because if you allow your brain to wander, it can hook into certain frequencies and broadcasts you may not actually be able to hitch on to otherwise." I love that.
I'm so going to be a film director
@@nayshacousin5754 u there yet?
Which app they made that movie?Maya or blender or what?
Can I say this woman is one of my favourite movie directors for such clever art decisions?
If she directed KFP4, it would’ve been just as iconic (and not the disaster that it is 🥴). Bring her back, I miss her ☹️
Ikr!
I'm guessing she'd rather not try to correct what the next director for the 3rd one did. As most directors don't like doing. Most directors want to make various different types of movies that make all of their projects look vastly different and unique so people of different audiences and fans will know them for all of it.
But yeah, I guarantee the 4th movie would've been WAAY more heartfelt and serious
I loved those dynamic camera shots and wonderful set pieces in Kung Fu Panda 2.
Truly an underrated masterpiece, that film.
Low Gunfire This is for kfp 3 :-)
how Dissapointed were you when you saw Kung Fu Panda 3 in cinemas?
*@ The Dragon Critic*
In all honesty, the whole family came along with me to theaters.
We loved the first movie, and especially the second.
We were eager to see the third...
And our high hopes for it were dashed not even 5 minutes in.
Low Gunfire And was it good when u first saw it?
Low Gunfire I feel ur dissapointment feels man
Low Gunfire do u ship Po and Tigress
Wish she had directed KFP 4. We miss her bring her back
Essa franquia pertence a ela. Odeio a Dreamworks por tê-la tirado da direção
This just made me respect Jenifer Yuh Nelson even more!!
I've known about her for a quite long time, and I've seen the Kung Fu Panda movies several times, and let me tell you, Jennifer Yuh Nelson is a great director, like, she was a genius in leading the whole story of the trilogy, and that's amazing, huge respect I have on her, big fan as well!
Thank you for this series again! So nice to see such a creative people talk about their process and what it means to do their job well to them. Nice one.
4:06 AHHH that looks so cool!! I kinda want to see the full storyboard, so much effort was put into it and she plans on not showig anyone lol
Yea what does she mean by keeping pure??
@@leif1075 Keeping it from getting diluted or influenced by executives or other people that have their own ideas on what it should be, thus making it no longer entirely hers.
She's so chill.
I wish Jennier Yuh Nelson taught an online storyboarding course, she is so talented and knowledgeble I really look up to her
Her voice is so soothing and calm.
I have so much respect for artists like Jennifer Yuh Nelson. You can see how they are so dedicated to their work. I really am aspiring to be a great artist like them!!
wow, she does impressive board !
Sonshes an amimator/illustrator and a directpr and writer? Pretty impressive..
When I tried to find something to learn I never get but Now my search is complete here.please always update and share the Knowledge and skills like this.Umaaaaaaah! 😘
I liked the animation work she would never pitch, lol. Great team, fun work and interesting way of thinking. Thanks for sharing.
After this video, it made me admire her more
She's got such a creatively analytical mind and I hope that intriguing looking storyboard is made, even as just a short!
Oh man, some really interesting thoughts
Those storyboards are amazing!
Im still shocked that the fact that this movie was directed by a Woman is so overlooked. This movie should be a example of how women should be having the equality when making art cusse if they are given the right teamwork and expectations can get movies like this!
I want to see more animation movies with her as a director again
can I say I am more interested in her action storyboard than kungfu panda?
Me both
Yup
Great advise :) about animation. I should get that book
Jennifer is an inspiration to me!
She's a national treasure...... For the planet and it's people
I respect her so much she is my role model!!
Really fascinating series
Thank you Academy Originals for this video,,
Wanna watch more video like this, Educative and more..
4:11 i want to see the full video of this
Quite an interesting video (as are lot if not most of these creative series' videos (only seen maybe 1/3 and loving it so far)
Generally, I don't like to do things with a camera that seem like you can't do it in real life unless you're purposely trying to make a point. 'Cause ideally the camera should be INVISIBLE.
Omg so inspiring!
That fight scene was incredible in my opinion. Was it ever made into something?
Does anyone know what she's using to hold her cintiq at 0:16. I'm a digital artist myself and I'm trying to find the most sustainable way to work in animation. Thank you.
Bring back her DWA
amazing
Man... u guys are crazy talented... I envy
3:09 Loveeeeeee
Haha! Shes a gamer! No wonder, dude.
Movie directors who play video games are the best *CONFIRMED*
Does anyone know what software she uses to make that storyboard animation?
So true.
She has the imagination of someone in their 20s but the personality if a grandma 😂😂 even the way she speaks
on 0:50, does anyone know what Arm Mount is that? I know its from ErgoMart but I don't know which arm is that in the category from the website since there are so many and different types.
Does anybody know which book is the one Jennifer says every art director should have?
city of darkness
grrreeeeat advise!!!
I would love to see her other works! Anyone has any idea where to see her animation/art? I tried looking it up but no results
0:50 woah what kind of cintiq arm is that
wow. she has some really thoughts.
Which is the app where they showed the 3D set? The one where they talk about the camara point
Thanks!!
THAT VIEW
Impressive!
does anyone know what jun yuh uses for her storyboard? the one where she sketches?
She's drawing on a cintiq, mostly likely a 22 or 24hd. She's using photoshop to draw :)
They edited that kinda weird when she was looking through the book it seemed to change to another kind with illustrations
I like to let my mind wander too.
very inspiring :)
Does anyone have any idea what book that was? 3:52
Looks like Robert Fawcett works...
Were all of the tablets Cintiq? could someone identify the type of cintiq seen in this video?
She Is So Great... WE REPLACE U WITH A RADISH
nice one
What kind of drawing tablet do you use for your storyboarding?
Thanks for sharing.
Is that Ps you're working in on cintiq?
i think its Ps too, but can you tell the type of cintiq she was using?
@@tajayhinds3513 Looks like the 21UX?
does any1 else wonder what software these guys use?
Photoshop to sketch out the storyboards. And then Maya for the 3D animatic with camera placement
I hope Jennifer is very analytical her excellent film Kung Fu Panda 4
What software is she using?
Photoshop
What app was she using to animate? Photoshop?
she sounds like tree trunks from adventure time, lol.
awesome video bdw! very helpful! ;3
Maya Graphicart no more like an older BMO.
Jennifer Yuh, one intelligent woman. 😄😍😺
Wait, so how are original stories developed? Is it the storyboard artist or writer or is it a collaboration?
it's actually more complicated than that and it depends on the studio. some are more script driven, some (like cartoon network) are storyboard driven (for which writers mostly provide rough outlines/ideas). and all modern animation, especially feature animation, typically has to deal with a lot of heavy leaning from company executives, producers, executives, etc. it's a very messy and labor intensive industry.
maya kern Shame that it's a complicated process to share a story, but at least it works.
you are so cool
4:10
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Can you be my role model?
Ill help you 😊
I just imagine po saying am a fat nigga
Sad thing kung fu panda 3 sucked
I agree it was pretty bad. But 1&2 are great.
She's got such a creatively analytical mind and I hope that intriguing looking storyboard is made, even as just a short!