Toon Boom : How to Animate

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The How to Animate? electronic book is a great tool for learning all aspects of animation. It covers the foundations of animation in 11 lessons, from character design, timing, squash and stretch and lip-synchronization, to multiplane sceneplanning, composition and camera movement. Each lesson comes with sample material too.

Lesson 1: Introduction to Animation and Animating Basic Shapes Shapes Overview of the history and development of animation, as well as instruction on drawing and deforming basic shapes.
Activity: Drawing and Manipulating Basic Shapes

Lesson 2: Timing Introduction to the importance of timing in animation, including how manipulating exposure time can change the time and feel of an animation.

Activity 1: Experiment with Space = Time
Activity 2: Drawing the Pendulum

Lesson 3: Squash and Stretch ("The Bouncing Ball") An introduction to a basic animation technique.
Activity: Drawing a Bouncing Basketball and Bowling Ball

Lesson 4: Anticipation, Drag and Overlapping Action Students look at how to make their animations think before they act.
Activity: Drawing a Bouncing Ball with a Tail

Lesson 5: Character Construction Sheet Basics of character construction and break-down.
Activity: Drawing a Character Construction Sheet

Lesson 6: Animating a Jumping Character Getting a character to jump deals with all of the concepts already covered and will get your students warmed up for more complicated animation tasks.
Activity: Making Your Character Jump

Lesson 7: Animating a Walk Cycle In this lesson, your students will try and make their characters walk.
Activity: Making Your Character Walk

Lesson 8: Basic Multiplaning/ Sceneplanning This lesson takes students into the basics of sceneplanning and multiplanning, which has evolved from huge camera stands and complicated lighting, into a simple process in digital animation, producing interesting visual effects.
Activity: Moving Your Character in 3D Space

Lesson 9: The Take This lesson takes another look at acting in animation, as your students will start to think about how they can convince their viewers that their characters have a personality.
Activity: Draw a "Take" Shot

Lesson 10: Visual Break-Down and Lip Sync Lip syncing is a difficult art to master, but we will review the basics of breaking-down sentences here, as well as lip assignment. This labor-intensive process is facilitated by features in Toon Boom Studio.
Activity: Break-Down and Lip Sync

Lesson 11: Storyboard and Staging



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