Timing charts were hard to wrap my head around from books. This video is enlightening.

timing charts are still alive in anime production

Experience has shown otherwise. Especially with new animators. They tend to sit and suffer in silence trying to figure things out. We have a tutorial on this on the way explaining further.

To any beginner wondering about "how to number" - this video is a bit confusing. Normally classical animators use ODD numbers to figure things out - animating everything on frames 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, etc. for Two's and saving the even numbers for One's. Eric Goldberg's book is one of the few places that really explains this. This really simplifies the whole process - just space things out on odd numbers, then if you need the motion to look even smoother, you have the even numbers to draw One's. What is shown here feels kind of like picking numbers at random.

Simple but effective. Thank you. I've been studying them from William's Animator series and videos but it didn't work until you explained it. Thanks.

We use Flash, Photoshop, Toon Boom, After Effects, Retas!, and TV Paint. The best advice would be: paper and pencil. It's cheap, easy to acquire and the best way to learn without spending a ton of money.

I know learning a program like flash and toonboom can take a while but once you start to know it, its full sailing from there. I mean you could basically do everything in one program. Pencil on paper is an easier medium to work on, but if you're working with people on a group assignment and or on a tight deadline a computer program can knock off a lot of time.

Miss your uploads! This video really saved me as an animation student still grasping the basics, thank you!

This video is so necessary that I can't even measure. Thank you so Much!!

Thanks for creating this echo. I'll apply these principles to the timeline

what I don't understand is the numbering... how do I split that up?

awesome tutorials thanks for taking your time to teach us, I really wanna animate and these tutorials are a big help

I'm glad I've found your channel! Instant sub! Your very insiteful and I am very appreciative of anything you wish to share with all of us on youtube. Great work by the way, your very talented and I can't wait for future tutorials as you seem to have a knack for teaching, everything you've shared so far has clicked easily in my head and I've learned alot in just your few videos, for that I thank you tremendously!

This helps a LOT! Love the video c:

Fascinating!

This was great thank you so much for this!!!

Awesome video I subscribed bro thank you so much

Thanks for the tutorial ❤

Nice tutorial , Question, How we can preserve the dimension of the character when he move ?

Thank you so much!

hey I'm really into making flip books and stuff and I had a couple questions. first, would the same time table apply? also, I don't really understand why the time table is used. I understand the fact its kinda used to I guess even out your frames and not have them all in the first eight of a second but how come you have to spread them out differently. what I'm asking is what's the difference between spreading them out like you did vs drawing frame 6 in the middle and all the others proportionally distant from each other?

I would say that's true but not mostly. Having a computer program makes it cheaper to do animation in traditional techniques such as saving money on buying paper. Also its more time efficient to have those programs so you won't have to go back and pencil test, and fix, and reshoot. You can do it all in one program.

Very helpful really! I am having a hard time on timing and want to learn it rather than freestyle animating it altogether

I was wondering why I saw those lines when I watch animation progress video things :0

Very helpful ❤

me acabo de suscribir gracias por compartir esta informacion

hi brother I wanna know that on which fps the real time animation will play as I am working on it by taking reference can you give an opinion

Hi I like this video , I'm taking animation class and my teacher is having use do this too. How would you do it on paper and not a computer.

TUTORIAL: The Timing Chart

Am i correct in thinking that the circled numbers (1 and 12) are actual frame numbers whereas all the numbers in the middle are moreso LABELS and not actually the frame numbers?

Thank you

Could you give some tips on if I should always draw from life or also take some hints from other styles like many a or cartoon? Please reply if possible.

i hope this is the future

Very helpful video. The inhaling was distracting but great video

Heyyyyy where are the rest of your videossss?? Need helpppp

Why did you not put frame 2 down right away? Same with 9 and 11

im studying with your video in 2024 this really helpful😘😘

i have time line with frames in the program so i dont really understand the use of charts

How do you keep the volume of the character?

Where are the other episodes? 1-100

Why you stopped making videos 🤔🤔...they are really useful

Echo Bridge: 'Talk, talk, HEAVILY BREATH THROUGH NOSE, talk, talk, HEAVILY BREATH THROUGH NOSE, talk, HEAVILY BREATH THROUGH NOSE, etc.'

What program are you using?

I have a question.. What does favor mean?

why did you choose to make it 12 frames? why not 24?

Do you need to fill all 24 frames ??

Need answers! :( What if is on twos?

Are you okay?

Hello... *Brother.*

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im dumb. my mid cant get off the fact that there is no number 2. u went 1 3 4 5 6 7. and i dont hunderstand y

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Oh god, you could make a ASMR video with all these mouth noises Still a very good video ^^

This swallowing noise is so annoying, oh my god.