@@lemoncholy She said "I found it very enjoyable☺️, the content is accurate, although it may not be the most didactic/instructive illustrations for educational purposes the voice was very captivating, I enjoyed it. Thank you for sharing it with me😘" lol Btw I love your style and imagination please do continue to do what you enjoy the most. Thank you for sharing it with us :> Your work matters and inspires❤️
This is so beautiful! You have such a keen sense of aesthetic and style. I wonder how you got those effects and filters in, I never know what to look up but the look, the projection and overlay feel... It just fits so well with the subject matter.
Thank you! My team took a lot of inspiration from petri dishes and old textbooks. As for how we got those effects, we played around with a lot of blending modes, adjustment layers, blur, and grain effects on both Photoshop and After Effects. It took some trial and error before we were able to figure out the projection feel.
@@lemoncholy Aww thanks this sweet film summed up my studies today! I haven't watched Wolfwalkers yet. But I'm dying to~ hehe I wrote more on it in a email. Also as you can see your beautiful character design is my pfp! I love your works so much! Also wow this was made in only 48 hours!? Truly a fantastic job by you and your friends!
Man I really love your channel, seen every video. Would you make a behind the scenes for this? A slight criticism is that I found the narrators voice not suited to this animation. It felt as though he was trying to do a attenborough voice, but it didn’t suit his voice. Amazing animation thought, only the slightest discrepancy
Thanks for the kind words! Hmm, there are a lot of things I'd like to reveal about our process, but unfortunately I won't have time in the near future to pull a video together. If there is widespread interest, I may do one when my calendar clears up. Ah, we actually told Archie we wanted "David Attenborough," and I found his impression quite entertaining. If this hadn't been a 48hr project, we would have spent more time thinking about voice, but I appreciate the note - it's always interesting to hear thoughts!
The bright, neon colors you use in the beginning and at the end remind me of the color scheme in spiderman: into the spider verse - i was getting flashbacks to when miles got bit by that huge spider lol as always, love your videos!
... when it said 48 hours i legit thought the full thing lasted 48 hours, not that it was made within 48 hours ahsdkadsj anyways I absolutely LOVE this I swear every time I watch something from you my mind just goes *kaPOOSH* and from that i know that it was something well-made, well thought-out, and just amazing. thank you for sharing your stuffs with us!!
That was really beautiful- I loved the presentation and the little details for example the eye motion when it was mentioned in the video. The voice was also great and the message is very important and something I think a lot of us forget, in our daily lives, that each and everyone one of us is a miracle 😊 Thank you for uploading and sharing it 😄👍
Wow this is such a beautiful animation. Very well done and....plus educational😂 Im looking forward to see more Calarts animation films since im getting in. However I love it
Hi, Michelle! Great short film. I was wondering if you could teach us what goes into making a 48hr short film. I'd really like to work on something like this, but I have no idea where to start or what to do. I hope you take this request into consideration. Thanks.
Hello! I might consider doing something of the like when I have more experience with 48h challenges - this was my first time and I haven't had my fair share of the chaos. If possible, I think it'd be best to participate in an organized challenge or with friends, so you have people to keep you accountable. For this production, my friends and I followed the same steps as was outlined in my "How I made my first CalArts film" video, only we set out to create something much more simple, made decisions quickly, and cut corners when we could. That being said, I know that finding filmmaking communities and making genuine connections can be especially difficult if you aren't in an art program. One way I stay updated with the animation community outside school is through discord servers. Here's one: twitter.com/openanimation_?lang=en - they recently held a short film challenge and will probably host more in the future. Thanks for the suggestion - I'll keep it in mind :)
@@lemoncholy Thank you so much for this resource! This is your first time??? You handled the rendering of this animation like a pro. I can't wait for you to get the confidence in your 48hr short films and finally make the "How to make 48hr short films". Once again, you've been a great help so far. I can't wait for your future film releases and tutorials :D
