I have always been fascinated by 2d animation. The first movie my Mom took me to was Bambi which was showing in New York when I was about 5. Years later as a young man I went into the Hanna Barbera Studio near Hollywood and was welcomed by Jane Barbera and given a grand tour of the studio. They were so nice. I walked out piled up with animation cells, paper animation pegs and more. What fun I had experimenting with all that stuff!
That's currently a dilemma I'm having, as I'm trying to do that now, but there's also that divide when it comes to receiving direct and immediate feedback. I'm in the process of applying now and I'm looking some good trade schools for Animation and Game Art & Design, so I'lll have to see what I can do. I've made some attempts with 2D Animation and 3D sculpting, but I've yet to tinker with Unity.
@@HelloimOrchid Hey, I'm currently doing the same thing right now, I'm looking for some trade schools for animation but I can't seem to find any good ones. I want to do in person for the immediate feedback and assistance as you said, but with Covid, im not too sure. How did you do? did you find the school you were looking for?
I'm 13. But, might wanna go here when I'm 19. But, your telling me this is hard work. That's not gonna stop me from working on my dream job. Sometimes during the day i draw and I usually practice sometimes at a hard thing. But I got to stop giving up and keep om trying. Not everything had to be perfect the nest thing for me to do is to do my best and follow my dreams.
@@mariebutler5631 I've been enrolled for 11 months now in their Online program, and it's just as good as the campus. I'm glad you're still pursuing your dream!
I may not have the opportunity to actually go on to campus right now and use their machines but I am able to take the classes, thanks to their online program for their Computer Animation degree. It'll be hard work and several trips to and from the public library but it'll be worth it in the end. :3
+yaazhin pillay Depends how fast you want the ball to bounce. Let's say you want it to take half a second to complete one bounce loop, from one high point to the next. The common frame rate for animation is 24 frames per second, so it would take 12 frames per bounce. Frame 1 would be the highest point, frame 13 would be identical and be the start of the next cycle. The ball would hit the ground on frame 7. These three frames are known as 'keyframes', from here it is simply a case of making more drawings 'in-between' the keys. Remember to space out the ball's position correctly. Near the top of the bounce (frames 2,3,4 and 10, 11, 12) the ball will be very close to it's previous position, but around the moment of contact (frames 5,6 and 8,9) it will need to be drawn further apart. Hope that helps.
You should really watch the process behind little witch academia. I believe there are videos on TH-cam and even a documentary... It's absolutely insane!
OH GOD m crying right now... so badly wana be there and learn animation. m tired of following tutorials and online lessons F**K them there is nothing better then bieng in a company of animators in flesh and bone!!!!!
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I have always been fascinated by 2d animation. The first movie my Mom took me to was Bambi which was showing in New York when I was about 5. Years later as a young man I went into the Hanna Barbera Studio near Hollywood and was welcomed by Jane Barbera and given a grand tour of the studio. They were so nice. I walked out piled up with animation cells, paper animation pegs and more. What fun I had experimenting with all that stuff!
"this animation stuff is hard work"
Tell that to all the people who ask for requests and stuff...
BrassB0nes it is hard work dumbass
Omarni Karnley Jarbie I think you misinterpreted this comment
I recommend learning animation online and saving yourself from life-crippling student loan debt.
That's currently a dilemma I'm having, as I'm trying to do that now, but there's also that divide when it comes to receiving direct and immediate feedback. I'm in the process of applying now and I'm looking some good trade schools for Animation and Game Art & Design, so I'lll have to see what I can do. I've made some attempts with 2D Animation and 3D sculpting, but I've yet to tinker with Unity.
@@HelloimOrchid Hey, I'm currently doing the same thing right now, I'm looking for some trade schools for animation but I can't seem to find any good ones. I want to do in person for the immediate feedback and assistance as you said, but with Covid, im not too sure. How did you do? did you find the school you were looking for?
I'm 13. But, might wanna go here when I'm 19. But, your telling me this is hard work. That's not gonna stop me from working on my dream job. Sometimes during the day i draw and I usually practice sometimes at a hard thing.
But I got to stop giving up and keep om trying. Not everything had to be perfect the nest thing for me to do is to do my best and follow my dreams.
Marie Butler No don’t feel feel like you can’t do it. Just keep practicing and you’ll get better even before you go to Full Sail
@@kirisategoman3228 Thanks :)
@@mariebutler5631 Hey! Did you attend?
@@nikoshadowburn7622 No. not exactly. It’s kind of too far. I decided to still do school where I’m at, in Cali
@@mariebutler5631 I've been enrolled for 11 months now in their Online program, and it's just as good as the campus. I'm glad you're still pursuing your dream!
I'm 13 and I really want to join this class when I'm 19.
Me too
KierenStudios I'm only 12 and same
Big Deo you dont need a degree, you need a good portfolio
Well I'm 10 and I really want to join this class when I'm 19 but how?!!
Fiona Elvita keep working at it buddy!!
I may not have the opportunity to actually go on to campus right now and use their machines but I am able to take the classes, thanks to their online program for their Computer Animation degree. It'll be hard work and several trips to and from the public library but it'll be worth it in the end. :3
I'm starting on the 26 have u actually done a few classes
+jolly green yes I have. I'm in my fourth month now.
did you finish how was it?
It makes me so happy that they start with traditional animation.
I wish I could take serious animation class like this
So do you guys have courses for both 2D and 3D animation?
It's been my dream to go to this college and study animation since I was 6!
Awesome! Which of our degree programs are you interested in?
Full Sail University animation
you guy do 2d animation program?
I cant wait to start this journey
I just wanted to know the software they used on the computer I am busy with my project and it would help alot
do you have to know how to draw before coming in or is that a course given?
This is related to students in our Computer Animation and Game Art degree programs. The requirements are viewable here: spr.ly/6056BxL48
@@fullsailuniversity do you guys use traditional animation with a CGI background
which institute
how would you know how many frames u need? and with that how many filler frames would you need.
+yaazhin pillay
Depends how fast you want the ball to bounce. Let's say you want it to take half a second to complete one bounce loop, from one high point to the next. The common frame rate for animation is 24 frames per second, so it would take 12 frames per bounce. Frame 1 would be the highest point, frame 13 would be identical and be the start of the next cycle. The ball would hit the ground on frame 7. These three frames are known as 'keyframes', from here it is simply a case of making more drawings 'in-between' the keys. Remember to space out the ball's position correctly. Near the top of the bounce (frames 2,3,4 and 10, 11, 12) the ball will be very close to it's previous position, but around the moment of contact (frames 5,6 and 8,9) it will need to be drawn further apart.
Hope that helps.
12 Principles of Animation Video Tutorial: *hold my drawing tablet*
Do they teach anatomy as well or will I need a separate class?
Anatomy would be covered in the Computer Animation program along with other artistic principles.
+Full Sail University Can you enroll in 2d animation class even without being "good" at drawing?
I really want to go here when I'm 19 or something how much does it cost to go to this school
Tacocat :3 I believe somewhere around 20K in tuitions
Michael Vasquez That expensive? 😲
i wish it was 20k. its actually 70k+ but its worth it if you're really passionate about what you want to do.
Tacocat :3 it ranges from 70k-80k dollars
damn $80k xD
Gosh I'm getting myself into a lot of work
I'm only 14 almost 15 I really want to go here but I don't know if it's worth it
XBlue WolfX I'm 14 too lol
lol I'm 15 now
Lol sweet
Did you ever attend?
So is the 2d animation part of the computer animation degree
not anymore
what is the table called on which drawings are made?
Those are typically referred to as animation desks or lightboxes.
Down shooter? Looks awesome
same
Oh my God this is hard, I mean this looks very hard. Talk about 9 hours of doing animation or anime. 😳
You should really watch the process behind little witch academia. I believe there are videos on TH-cam and even a documentary... It's absolutely insane!
Do guys have 3D animations
Yes, we do! You can read about our Computer Animation Bachelor's degree program here: spr.ly/6056BCweQ
What if I'm not a great artist but want to do computer animation?
it is hard work but it's very challenging for me to try.
I work on animations on my channel xD animation is hard
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i want to join this college so bad after high school but my parents don't want me to go 4 states away xd
ShyGuy they have an online program!!
Bouncy bouncy bouncy ball
I want that shirt.
OH GOD m crying right now... so badly wana be there and learn animation. m tired of following tutorials and online lessons F**K them there is nothing better then bieng in a company of animators in flesh and bone!!!!!
You didnt animate even a second. You animated about .08 of a second
It makes me so happy that they start with traditional animation.