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3rd Year: Major Project, Animation in Films

Animation in film has been around for a long time, some films only use it as a minor part, or some films heavily depend on it. How animation is produced in film and media can be a lot more straightforward, but at the same time, it can have a lot of snags that can be a lot harder to work with. Now the main difference between video-game animation and film animation is that whilst they both still need to inform the viewer of particular actions, a film usually has a single shot to animate rather than taking all dimensions into account. You see, a film is only experienced from one perspective whereas a game could be experienced from multiple. Films usually focus a large amount on compositing, post-production, and spectacle, because whilst the workload would be much larger with creating a film, the work that is produced is a lot more refined than game animation. Game animation still requires a level of dedication and detail, but some games do lack either the technical know-how or the ...

3rd Year: Major Project, Animation Showreels Breakdown

So in order to first create an animation showreel, what needs to be understood is what is expected of an animation showreel? Well breaking this down into simple terms are these key points: The main focus is on the animators skills Observation in animation techniques Intriguing to watch Good post production. So let's start with the main focus, animation. Whether it be 3D or 2D the main content of an animation showreel is to showcase animation, henceforth the name, ' Animation  Showreel'. In this example, it's important to watch not only the quality and detail of animation in this showreel but also its post-production. Alaa Aldeen Afifah :  Character Animation Demo Reel So the quality of animation is to a high standard, but more importantly is the clean post-production that can be seen, showing that the animator is not only a skilled animator but a skilled editor too. This showreel is mean to focus on character animation, so focus on the face, body lan...