Showing posts with label Examples. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Examples. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 22, 2015

Sean Mack July 2015 demo reel



Sean Mack July 2015 demo reel from Sean Mack on Vimeo.
"Get Off The Phone" from AnimSquad Expert Workshop
Jack and Jill rigs courtesy of AnimSquad.com

Excerpt from Scout's introduction in "Disney Fantasia: Music Evolved" by Harmonix Music Systems and Disney Interactive

"Hundred-and-Ten Percent" from AnimSquad Expert Workshop
Jack rig courtesy of AnimSquad.com

Wednesday, April 2, 2014

AnimGesture

I remember Jimmy from work, good guy, give this a try!

Animgesture.com has all the information you need, including this video:


Saturday, March 1, 2014

Improving Your Animation 101



Daniel Gonzales has a great list of animation exercises that I highly recommend.

It's something I talk about frequently in my classes and I can't repeat it enough. Don't just focus on a shot in terms of demo reel qualities. It's okay and important to just animate shots for practice.

Friday, December 13, 2013

Keith Lango Animation Training Videos


Keith Lango is having an insane sale going on right now. Get 60+ hours of animation training for $29!! Buy it, don't torrent it! Head over here to get this crazy sweet deal!

Wednesday, November 20, 2013

My latest animation: "I'm walking here!"




I'm helping out with a short called "Curpigeon" at the Academy of Art and this clip is a rig test to see what works and what doesn't work with the current rig version. It was a lot of fun though to combine creature work with an audio performance (and it's good to have that on your reel for variety).




There's also a youtube and quicktime version as always. And for the technical questions people always ask, the first shot took 8 hours and the second one 9 hours, all in Maya, with real world reference to figure you flight mechanics (to a point). The audio in the 2nd shot is from "Midnight Cowboy".

Hope you guys like it!

JD

Wednesday, March 20, 2013

51 Great Animation Exercises to Master






There's a great list of animation exercises at animatorisland.com. Very thorough, with a nice progression. And the post starts out with a simple yet very true statement. "Quickest way to improvement? Practice."

Frame by Frame Tumblr






Very cool collection over at framexframe.tumblr.com! You get a frame by frame sequence and then the animated GIF of it.