Cracking the code of timing and spacing - Signature Course
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Don't know where to start learning about animation?
Are you struggling to understand the key concepts of animation in a simple way that you can get it?
Well, I have fantastic news for you!
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Introducing my mini video course designed to address common challenges faced by aspiring animators. By diving into Timing and Spacing, you begin to master THE KEY fundamental elements of animation that every pro animator has to know.
In this course, specific assignments eliminate doubts about how things move. Say goodbye to confusion and anxiety, and embrace a learning journey that builds skills and fosters confidence.
Start your animation adventure on the right foot. Enroll today and begin to develop a solid understanding of timing and spacing, laying the groundwork for your future success as an animator.
Cracking the code of timing and spacing
11 Video's
8 Quizzes
Before you dive in to the course! What you need: Hardware and Software
Getting Started/Who is Jim Vanderkeyl?
The Myths of Learning Animation
Making it Move
Introduction to the software: Rough Animator
Spacing Homework
Timing
Timing and Spacing Together
Timing and Spacing Together Homework
Charts
Charts Homework
BONUS! The Graph Editor and Timing and Spacing
Why you should follow this course:
De-mystify the concepts of timing and spacing and KNOW the difference on a gut level..
Gain confidence and renewed enthusiasm to keep you on that fast track learning to becoming the animator you dream about.
Be able to watch a Disney movie and actually be able to disect and comprehend how they did it.
Be proud to show your animation to your friends and family and get the encouragement you need to keep going.
Bonus! How timing and spacing looks like in Computer Generated animation
(CG animation)
I’ve done Animation for many years and even working in a small studio. I was never classically trained so everything I learned was from books or studying. I wish this course would’ve been around 20 years ago when I started.
Bob East, Caricature and Comic Artist and Animator
Save yourself endless hours of frustration in trying to do it yourself, -instead follow Jim's course and ENJOY doing animation.
I started my 3D animation work in 1999 with 3ds Max, and I WISH I could have taken Jim's animation course THEN! 11