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4/22/2014- Creating thumbnails
- Building rough keys and pose tests
- Adding secondary keys
- Symbolizing body parts
- Creating loose breakdowns
- Drawing in-betweens
- Coloring the character
- Cleaning up the animation
Skill Level Intermediate
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- [Voiceover] Hi I'm Dermot O'Connor and welcome to Hand-Drawn Animation in Flash. In this course, I'll demonstrate a method of creating traditional hand drawn animation using the Flash environment. I'll show you how to make thumbnails, set up a pose test, and tie down your key frames. Then I'll show you how to add breakdown drawings to smooth out and loosen the animation. Finally, I'll show you how to add in-betweens to complete the look and feel of classic animation. The course will give you an alternative approach to symbol animation in Flash.
One that has a much richer and dynamic look. Now let's get started with Hand-Drawn Animation in Flash.
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Introduction
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Welcome38s
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1. Flash Setup
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2. Planning the Scene
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Creating thumbnails5m 46s
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Plotting head arcs4m 24s
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Fixing timing charts4m 36s
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Plotting arm arcs2m 53s
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3. Animating the Scene
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Adding the secondary keys3m 59s
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Symbolizing body parts4m 39s
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Setting up the light table7m 14s
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Cutting or adding frames4m 10s
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4. Drawing the In-Betweens
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Creating the in-betweens4m 19s
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Adding a final breakdown3m 16s
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5. Coloring and Final Touches
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Coloring the character4m 55s
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Fine-tuning the colors5m 22s
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Retiming the animation4m 28s
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6. Cleanup
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Breaking a frame into a rig6m 53s
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Comparing cleanup styles4m 13s
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Cleaning up a keyframe7m 52s
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Fixing animation in cleanup3m 19s
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Cleaning up the Flash rig3m 36s
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Cleaning up the breakdowns6m 45s
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Cleaning up the in-betweens4m 46s
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Coloring the keys2m 48s
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Fine-tuning the scene2m 37s
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Comparing line treatments3m 34s
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7. Hybrid Approach
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 15s
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