Always Create a Shot Camera
Creating a shot camera is easy, and ensures that you will make an early decision as to what your audience is going to see.
Always Create a Shot Camera |
Is is a Wide Shot? a Mid Shot? A Close Up? The important thing is to decide what the shot will look like, what the audience will see, and adapt your animation to the shot camera.
Below are some short tutorials for simple lighting setups in Maya.
Animation Basics in Maya
To see more about how to master the basics of animation in Maya, watch the short tutorials below:- How to Use Infinity Curves in Maya
- Why Animators Need Sine Waves - And How to Use Them
- How to Use the Graph Editor in Maya
How to Use Maya's Motion Trail ToolMaya Basics Tutorials at YouTube - How to Use the Layer Editor in Maya
- How to Copy and Paste Curves in Autodesk Maya
- Maya Basics Tutorials at YouTube
- Animate a Ball Bounce in Maya
- Animate a Lamp Hop in Maya
Lighting Basics in Maya
Basic Lighting in Arnold |
Animation with Monty
To see more tutorials about how to learn to animate with Monty The Green Pea, read the blog posts below:
Monty The Green Pea |
- Animate a "Double Bounce" Walk With Monty
- Animate a Head Turn with Monty
- Animate a Run Cycle with Monty
- Animate a Jump with Monty
- Animate Monty saying "Smokin'"
- Animate Monty Singing "Oh Yeah"
- Animate a Weight Shift with Monty
- Learn to animate a basic walk with "Monty" by Alex Williams
- Character Walk Tutorial with "Monty", with Alex Williams
- How to stop feet sliding in a walk cycle, with Alex Williams
- "Monty" walk tutorial with Marc Stevenson
- Meet Monty - The Green Pea
Vimeo Tutorial Channel
The Escape Studios Vimeo Tutorial Channel is our main hub for our animation and VFX video tutorials, making it easy for our students to find tutorials to support their classroom studies.Animation & VFX Tutorials
Our tutorials cover Animation, 3D VFX, Compositing, Rigging, Motion Graphics, Storyboarding & Character Design, Unreal Engine and Cinematography.The Escape Studios Animation Blog offers a personal view on the art of animation and visual effects. To apply for one of our courses, follow this link.
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