No one forgets this scene from Belle (Animation Analysis)

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[@HowardWimshurst]

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[@RMAnimations]

I was laughing all the way through this scene. It's brilliant, the camera's placed right above the bench like you're sitting on it in the same room witnessing all this happening.

[@nocturnalbluerose]

2:19 I really like how the vehicles move to transition your eye from their side to his

[@sannylad9204]

stellar observation that's an insane detail

[@oxob3000]

Dude that's brilliant

[@an_animator6577]

Oxob is here?

[@oxob3000]

Shocking, isn't it?

[@Grim_X98]

There is two kind of people:
1. "We need about to talk Belle"
2. "We need to talk about Belle"

[@SenseofNoneYT]

Oh boi. It's such a fun cut. Characters were very expressive while the camera just sat there. Almost like you're on the actual scene sitting on a bench or something.
Reminds me tho. There's a scene in Ghost in the Shell: Innocence that also uses a static cut with characters moving in and out of the scene. And it is one of my favorite cuts in all of animation. The part where Section 9 is about to leave a crime scene and forensics are coming in. The character animation involved in it is staggering. And it's all very realistic character animation. Hiroyuki Okiura is a mad man.

[@MicahBuzanANIMATION]

Such a great animation analysis. You're pointing out details that wouldn't be full understood on a first viewing. And understanding how the animation works actually makes it funnier!

[@HowardWimshurst]

Thanks Micah!

[@protastudios]

Mamoru hosoda's character expressions are always so fun. 'The girl who leapt through time' is one of his best works, check it out if you're interested!

[@GeeHawtTea]

man, still the best content i learn from everyday, i can animate without using refs or moving myself in camera and analyze the angels

[@orihara16]

the camera with the feeling of a theatrical play made a comedy plus i think

[@coelhobugado]

nice video man

[@MarkBenge]

thanks for that i have a character that i want to sit still, one frame, but feels like im breaking rules like you said, a lot can be said for stillness

[@BradyPostma]

First, I thought it was hilarious. Then I realized this scene, all of their behavior, is exactly my personality. Then I got really embarrassed for them.

[@huinianimation]

I love this video and the animation breakdown.

[@koganbros.9351]

great content great video, thanks howard!

[@bihamdabih]

You know what? This is my favourite scene in this entire movie.

[@TheApoke]

Great video thanks for the breakdown!

[@dedicatez]

thank you for sharing this

[@goodguybuy7961]

Holy crap that was so cute

[@koro4624]

Hi, I learn allot from you!!

[@Cellardoor_]

Belle made my cry in theaters.

[@noel_curray]

I thought theres something is really a new innovation or movement in animation.

[@francescochiodi]

Mi piacerebbe usare tv Paint animati in pro per animare, ma ancora costa troppo per uso domestico, complimenti per tutti i tuoi video

[@user-jd1hy9bg1d]

5:01 Exactly ! The animator is aware of the deeper implications/complexities therefore is able to express it elegantly and simple
🙃 hi Howard let's chat sometimes for fun if you allow me to waste a bit of your time^^ it's nice seeing your progress, you learn very fast^^/

[@azddines4077]

breakdown!

[@fahadsartwork]

I never take refrence for my animations ...like poses or character s , is that good or bad?

[@HowardWimshurst]

You're missing out on a valuable research step - where you can find interesting details to add into your animation. Recording / finding reference footage also helps take care of the mechanics of the movement, which frees you up to be more expressive with the animation.

[@LordLuigi_Rigs]

🖐

[@AlvynVillanuevaart]

Click bait title, no rules were broken, and everything was appropriate for this scene.

[@HowardWimshurst]

yeah sorry, i did make a clickbait title.
The UA-cam game is tough right now and I don't want my channel to die

[@zbwlstudios]

I’m 1k view

[@avimation8786]

I thought we were gonna talk about Belle Delphine.
' DISAPPOINTMENT :( '

[@plasmoasis]

ew wtf

[@FlagSmashers]

I want to learn animation but i can't afford courses right now so can you please suggest me some youTube channel that can teach us animation?

[@adagi993]

1on1animation or animator island
.... There are a good bunch of them