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Animating vowel phonemes: A, E, and I
From the course: Learning Character Animation
Animating vowel phonemes: A, E, and I
>> I find that one of the best ways to learn to animate dialogue is to just start with the phonemes and understand how they're animated. And once you understand the basics of animating individual phonemes, you can string them together to create dialogue. So, with that in mind, let's go ahead and start looking at some phonemes. I'm going to animate some simple vowels. We're going to animate A, E and I. So, let's just take a look at how to do that. So, I've got this character and I've got a waveform up, which is the dialogue. So, let's go ahead and play this. >> A. >> So that is the phoneme A. And you can see from the waveform that it starts off loud, and ends a little bit more softly and this is typical for vowels. And so you want to open the mouth wide and then close it down as well. So, typically, the volume or the height of the waveform will tell you how much the mouth is open. So let's see where this starts. I'm going to go ahead and scrub. >> A. >> Somewhere between five and six…
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Understanding phonemes3m 41s
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Animating vowel phonemes: A, E, and I7m 38s
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Animating vowel phonemes: O, U, and Y7m 27s
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Animating consonant phonemes: B, T, and S7m 43s
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Animating consonant phonemes: M, F, and L6m 2s
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Animating dialogue: Lip sync5m 58s
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Animating dialogue: Body motion4m 4s
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