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Disney Animated (Posted by Jeff Cierniak)

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Disney Animated (Posted by Jeff Cierniak)

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I bet there are many options for syncing music and video, but here is one that might be worth checking out:

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Debussy- Sunken Cathedral (Posted by Jeff Cierniak) 

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Debussy- Sunken Cathedral (Posted by Jeff Cierniak) 

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What animations would a student come up with using this as a starting point?

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"The Submerged Cathedral" or "The Sunken Cathedral" by Claude Debussy. Played by François-Joël Thiollier.

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http://www.animationbrain.com/

The Animator's Survival Kit by Richard Williams, free pdf:

http://courses.cs.washington.edu/courses/cse460/07sp/reading/richard_williams-animators_survival_kit.pdf

http://www.animateclay.com/

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We will use this to edit frames for our claymation.

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Software we will use to assist in the animating process!

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Animation Tutorial-Doing the Walk-Part I

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http://archive.wired.com/geekdad/2010/11/iphone-claymation-fun/

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http://livlily.blogspot.com/2010/10/tom-and-jerry-1940.html

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http://www.traditionalanimation.com/donald-duck-model-sheets/

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http://www.ubelly.com/2012/01/the-five-minute-guide-to-css-animations/comment-page-1/

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From Richard Williams' The Animator's Survival Guide

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1.2.8.D.1: Incorporate various art elements and principles in the creation of works of art.

1.2.8.D.2: Explore various media, technologies and processes in the production of two and three dimensional art.

1.2.12.D.3: Produce an original body of work in one or more mediums that demonstrates mastery of methods and techniques.

1.3.6.D.1: Describe the emotional significance conveyed in the application of the elements.

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Students will be able to describe important events in the history of animation.

Students will know the difference between a frame and a keyframe.

Students will be able to draw a basic walk/run cycle.

Students will be able to conceptualize a character and create model sheets.

Students will be able to produce a storyboard for an animation.

Students will understand the process of claymation and create a claymation/ stop motion animation.

Students will be able to utilize animation programs and image editors to assist in the production of animations.

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Find an animation on youtube. How do you think the animation was executed?

Consider the average character sheet. What expressions are essential for character development in a traditional 2d based animation? Do they vary from character to character?

How many phases are there in a basic walk cycle?

What are some character design choices that can make a claymation a lot easier to execute?

What are the essential components of a storyboard?

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Background image is concept art from Disney's Lady and the Tramp

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Background image is concept art from Disney's Lady and the Tramp