I looked at this shot of Elsa running in Frozen II in great detail for my run cycle, and approached it in the same way Lango said to approach an animation – by analysing its pose. Elsa is confident, determined, yet also in great danger and that’s clearly portrayed both in expression and pose – […]

For my body mechanics animation, I knew early on I wanted to do a backflip. It felt like a natural progression from walk and run cycles, and a little more challenging than a jump. I used a large variety of references. Kurosawa films were a huge inspiration in my concept for this animation.  The way […]

For all my animations, I tried to be “in concert of” (Lango) references – but not to copy frame by frame. Based on my research, I plan to echo a real industry animation brief, of which a new action and story is often what’s taking place, not an exact retrace of something already done. Below […]

Throughout Semester 1, I did a lot of animation experiments that helped improved my fundamental skills in animation that acted as solid progression to my three outcomes for this assignment – one source of learning came from the Berkeley College class with Chris Carter, where I was given a series of character animation tasks. See below: […]

Researching Character Animation Keith Lango VTS Playlist When researching for this assignment, I studied a lot of Keith Lango’s tutorials. Below are my most used findings that I believe stressed a lot of the conventional elements of animation. These really helped me as I developed my own animations (see here for my more on how […]