6 Ways to Animate with the CAMERA

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Episode 3 of SpringShoe Animation Tips and Cheats: 6 Ways to Animate with the CAMERA. Pat Bradley reveals some hints of how to get movement into your animations with practically zero effort.
See more videos at our website: www.springshoeanimation.com
Background Music provided by Chris Bradley at CleaverStudios.com
Links to the animation examples used in this episode:
Mossy Forest (Field Museum):
• Watersheds
Song That Jane Likes (Dave Matthews Band):
• Song That Jane Likes
What would you say (Dave Matthews Band):
• What Would You Say
Jill Ellis: Palmetto Bay Peacock Whisperer
• Jill Ellis: Palmetto B...
SpringShoe Animation creates award-winning animations and artwork with a unique, playful style to enhance any story. Our work that can be seen in national advertising campaigns and in some of the nation’s top museums including the Field Museum and Art Institute of Chicago. Spring Shoe Animation & Illustration helps businesses and museums connect with their audiences by creating highly visual and memorable educational experiences.
Animation software used:
www.toonboom.com/products/har...
Storyboarding software used:
www.toonboom.com/products/sto...

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12 июл 2020

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@magentamita Год назад

Really helpful, thank you!

@Zebtoonz 3 года назад

Very good and informative, Pat! I really enjoy your laid back narration. Simple and clear.

@patbradley9817 3 года назад

Thanks for feedback Zeb! They're slowly getting a little easier.

@StevenParente 3 года назад

Very good Pat!

@patbradley9817 3 года назад

Thanks, as always, Steven!

@stevenlancemusic 3 года назад

This was exceptionally informative. Never even thought of animation via moving camera. Just how large are the drawings you use for such camera work? You've developed a very nice style. Really fits well with music.

@patbradley9817 3 года назад

Thanks Steve! Most of the drawings are done in the animation program (Toon Boom Harmony) and are vector, so they can be sized up to fit the camera move without pixelating. That's the case for the "looking back" video. But if not, I would plan out the camera move and do some calculations. Something like the whip pan would be about 3 times wider than the camera resolutions (so something like 6000px wide for HD video). I hope that helps.

@CebollaMendez 2 месяца назад

So sick and inspiring!

@patbradley9817 2 месяца назад

Hey, thanks Cebolla!

@davidbradley9576 3 года назад

Very interesting, Pat! I liked it very much. Do you think that even I could become an animator if I bought a camera?

@patbradley9817 3 года назад

Thanks Taco! You can and should!

@marcthacker4walls 3 года назад

Dude, verrrry well done. Like your style. So wish I had your skills. I'd love to put video to my simple guitar ideas.

@patbradley9817 3 года назад

Thanks! I think a lot of these ideas would apply to photos too, if drawing isn't your thing.

@gmerconovich 3 года назад

Great stuff, Pat. I've always appreciated how your subtle use of movement goes a long way. It's now clear to me that everything I feel subconsciously while watching your work has been meticulously orchestrated on your part!

@patbradley9817 3 года назад

Thanks Greg! "meticulously orchestrated"! I love it! It's great to back through some of these old projects.

@drawlynnfaves 2 года назад

these are great and i wanna use these tips, but i just want to know how to actually go about using these techniques with a free program (if there even is one)

@patbradley9817 3 года назад

Funny. This video has been flagged for copyright. RU-vid doesn't seem to know that I (my brother and I) wrote, produced and own the song "Looking Back".