good luck mate owo) /)

I just received a reply from them. They told me not to send a demo reel when I'm drunk. You know, I'm not really drunkfnjgornshdbjjdi nn idosfnciofkskqotijvnsk idovnncfkskamicjdk

@@emmanuelgili4024 respected

Keeno gili: cool story bro..

@@tjiiik yeah it was just a story. There's no way I'm sending them a demo reel knowing how f*cking noob I am in animation

same lol 🤣

Omg same i thought they were just gonna be like first get a character then animate!

I bet you feel like you just unlock something

Same, i was thinking to myself "no way this is real, animating takes hours" but then after watching i was like 😲

Huh, I'm back here 6 months later.

How?

@@143appylove143 as he or she said 1: they were unemployed 2: they saw this video 3: they are now working at Pixar Animation Studios

Whats your salary now.?

that is not alot

Bruh don’t earn8ng that is more than enough there people who have nothing so uhm stop being toxic

Right

lol

dude, how did you do so well?

@@enzogorlomi8257 ok boomer

Me too man

WOW so you animate pizza at Pixar

It’s well-known technique. What’s the surprise?

@@phat80 surprise was tutorial in just a minute

Most likely they were using a Pose to pose technique. Where they analyze reference and decide on what poses are the "Key poses" and then the animators work on the in-betweens and breakdowns. Books like The Animators Survival Kit by Richard Williams, And The Illusion of Life by Ollie Johnston and Frank Thomas. Both are great resources for emerging animators regardless of whether you are working in 2D or 3D.

The classic Tom & Jerry was made with full animation, they had the budget and time back then since they were shorts for the cinema - only a few each year. In the 60s and 70s that didn't exist anymore, the model shifted to TV animation for children and the budgets and production time was greatly reduced. That's when Hanna Barbera and other studios created limited animation, a collection of techniques to speed and simplify things. You can see that by how the Flintstones and other shows rely so much on talking. Some of the limited animation techniques: reducing the amount of new drawings by frame (animating on twos and threes), keeping the body still and moving only the lips of the character, the rolling background that repeats endlessly, among others. That only begun to change in the 90s when computers are brought along and that has helped a lot. Besides full 3d shows like Reboot, PCs begun replacing the hand painting process. Cartoons like Justice League and X-Men Evolution were done this way: the animation was done on papel but instead of painted cels, the drawings are digitized and colored digitally. That is the most common way of making 2D cartoons untils this day, witht he difference that some are drawn digitally instead of on paper (like the modern Simpsons). Other model that is used a lot is the cut-out animation, in which the 2D characters are created like puppets and the animators manipulate them just like in 3D animation. This, of course, is cheaper and a lot faster than full 2D animation, but it can produce really good shows if used by talented animators: Teen Titans Go, Mighty Magiswords, The Hollow, Jorel's Brother and others.

@@Pixxeria TMI

@@tyreseharper5897 TLDR Animation is awesome

Marcos Nogueira ok

The key is LAZY lol 😆

its CG geek not Ian Hubert

@@joettalaughton He's prolly joking

www.youtube.com/@ART-st

yuh *right clicks slowly*

Yuh

Correct question?.Broo you are genius 👏no one asked this but you .🤣😂

Disney must be proud of you

YOU WORK AT DISNEY?!?

@@thetoonsanimator9831 well of course not, Disney doesn't make 2D animations now

needed horse animations , so i did that with those helocopter wild horse shots , needs quite the tinkering though becasue a horse doesnt stand still while running lol

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Hello! From which country You are?? 😁

@@adityagautam18 The United States of America. 🇺🇸

Ooo... Nice👍👍 And I'm Indian 🇮🇳🇮🇳

Will you become my friend?? 😊

@@adityagautam18 Wow and that's all away across the Atlantic and pacific from were I'm at! 😄

Yes but I have no idea how it’s done but there are videos out there for that

@@daviddelgadillo4502 thanks for reminding me this comment 🥰

i have lost my youth to blender.

*yes*

Holy

You're just doing it for likes no ? noob.

@@FinalMiro you still don't get the joke? 😂

@@ben-wq4ix nah I got It but that kind of question in that kind tutorials shown the last year, are completely useless ! (oh boi is that you Finn?)

@@ben-wq4ix he doesn't get😂

@@FinalMiro xd

Yes

Name :- professor of how