That's the same app i'm using to study for an Stop Motion animation. Now, that i Came up with my own characters, i need to figure out some stories. And this tutorial video is brilliant. Right now, in this year's october, i'm going back to school to study the art of drawing the comic books. Thank you and i hope i your new videos sometimes. 😺😸🐈✌️👍⌨️🖥️💾🕹️
Thank you soo much! I was really needing this tutorial. This is exactly my graver problem while doing stop motion - the timing. Your videos are always very enlightening!
Fantastic video, Michael. I always learn so much from your tutorials. I have a channel where I motion track digital faces to real world puppets - whichnis fun. However, I occasionally do some stop motion and want to incorporate more of that as the channel grows. Your videos help to give me the skills and confidence that I need to accomplish that. Thanks!
Please please please oh pretty please make as much content as you can, for some who fell out of touch with model making after studying it in college, content like this always brings me back and reminds me how much I love to study this craft. I've always been a jack of all trades but one I thought I would like to try and master would be stop motion. Thanks you for a really enjoyable lesson and you have a new subscriber for sure.
@@tevekkulmemmedov6921 If there is reference video for a scene, then yes, it is used to prepare exposure sheets. But it's not always possible or even useful to shoot reference, like if it's in an extremely cartoony style or it's action that just can't be acted out, in which case you need to figure it out in another way, like with a stopwatch.
The guy in this tutorial has a head of soft clay, which I prefer to do for a greater range of facial expressions. But I have done baked heads with replacement parts when the animation needs to be done faster.
Your tutorials have helped me to understand animation in general for years. Thank you Michael!
That's the same app i'm using to study for an Stop Motion animation. Now, that i Came up with my own characters, i need to figure out some stories. And this tutorial video is brilliant. Right now, in this year's october, i'm going back to school to study the art of drawing the comic books. Thank you and i hope i your new videos sometimes. 😺😸🐈✌️👍⌨️🖥️💾🕹️
Again... these videos are lifelines for us!! Thank you for your excellent work and for sharing your knowledge and talents! 🙏
Thank you soo much! I was really needing this tutorial. This is exactly my graver problem while doing stop motion - the timing. Your videos are always very enlightening!
Another great tutorial from Michael. Thank you for doing these!
Fantastic video, Michael. I always learn so much from your tutorials. I have a channel where I motion track digital faces to real world puppets - whichnis fun. However, I occasionally do some stop motion and want to incorporate more of that as the channel grows. Your videos help to give me the skills and confidence that I need to accomplish that. Thanks!
I love how nice and easy to understand are this tutorials
Thanks for the lesson, it's helpful, really helpful, watching an explanation that makes understandable the timing.
The ruler !! Made so much sense and everything you say is so practical,thank you
Giving the people what they need. LEGEND
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Great tutorial dude
Very helpful. Thank you for making these tutorials 😊
That is one of the biggest challenges for me, get all the movements on time, every single one
Just starting out. This is a great video. Thank you!!!!
Thank you for this great bit of knowledge
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Fantastic as always!
Great tutorial, thank you!
Thank you for great explanation
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Really nice tutorial
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Please please please oh pretty please make as much content as you can, for some who fell out of touch with model making after studying it in college, content like this always brings me back and reminds me how much I love to study this craft. I've always been a jack of all trades but one I thought I would like to try and master would be stop motion.
Thanks you for a really enjoyable lesson and you have a new subscriber for sure.
can you do a vid on how to do a diy phone stand for stop motion
Thank you
Great video!
Amazing! Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!
Very helpful 🙏🏽.
Thank you so much, very helpful
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I was wondering if you could do a tutorial animating to video reference please
My tutorial on animating dancing gets into using video reference: ua-cam.com/video/Xlf-ZUlc0VY/v-deo.html
@@MichaelParks thanks
Hi, thank you for tutorial, do you have video tutorial about exposure sheet?
My tutorials about lip sync and sticker mouths get into exposure sheets.
@@MichaelParks Is the data used in exposure sheet taken from reference video?
@@tevekkulmemmedov6921 If there is reference video for a scene, then yes, it is used to prepare exposure sheets. But it's not always possible or even useful to shoot reference, like if it's in an extremely cartoony style or it's action that just can't be acted out, in which case you need to figure it out in another way, like with a stopwatch.
Do you bake the puppets' heads or leave the clay mouldable?
The guy in this tutorial has a head of soft clay, which I prefer to do for a greater range of facial expressions. But I have done baked heads with replacement parts when the animation needs to be done faster.
@@MichaelParks thank you so much!
can you make s dinosaur attack animation i need to that on my animation
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