Character Animation Crash Course!

Name: Character Animation Crash Course!
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ISBN: 9781879505971

ISBN-10: 1879505975

ISBN-13: 9781879505971

Edition: 2008

Authors: Eric Goldberg, Brad Bird

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Book & CD. This book is a veritable Genie's lamp filled with everything the aspiring animator could wish for! Renowned animator Eric Goldberg's detailed text and drawings illuminate how to conceive characters "from the inside out" to create strong personalities. Classic animation techniques are analyzed and brought to life through this unique book and its accompanying CD that offers readers animated movie examples that show, in real time or frame-by-frame, the author's principles at work. Add to this Goldberg's discussions of classic cartoons and his witty, informative observations based on the wealth of knowledge he's gained during his 30-plus years in professional animation, and you have…

Book details

List price: $35.00
Copyright year: 2008
Publisher: Silman-James Press
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 240
Size: 7.75" wide x 9.75" long x 0.50" tall
Weight: 1.694
Language: English



Conception



Attitude Poses



Acting in Animation - Part 1: Getting Started



Acting in Animation - Part 2: Dialogue



Character Construction and Design



Drawing in Animation


Technique



The Exposure Sheet



Layout and Staging



Timing



Spacing



Having a Breakdown!



Squash and Stretch



Overlapping Action



Weight, Balance, Mass and Volume



Properties of Matter



Facial Expressions



Lip-Sync



Animating Shapes



Flexlble Drawing for Graphic Characters



Animating to Music



Gimmicks!


Putting It All Together



Approach to a Scene



Things for Animators to Do to Make Their Lives (and Everyone Else's) Easier!


Is That All, Folks?