Animating Dialogue
Conclusion
This chapter has discussed the fundamentals of facial and dialogue animation. The basics are easy to understand and grasp, but getting your animations to look good requires a lot of time, study, and practice. Always put your characters first, and keep their actions true to what they'd do in the real world.
Chapter One. Basics of Character Design
- Chapter One. Basics of Character Design
- Approaching Design as an Artist
- Design Styles
- Designing a Character
- Finalizing Your Design
Chapter Two. Modeling Characters
Chapter Three. Rigging Characters
- Chapter Three. Rigging Characters
- Hierarchies and Character Animation
- Facial Rigging
- Mesh Deformation
- Refining Rigs
- Conclusion
Chapter Four. Basics of Animation
- Chapter Four. Basics of Animation
- Understanding Motion
- Animation Interfaces
- The Language of Movement
- Secondary Action
- Conclusion
Chapter Five. Creating Strong Poses
- Chapter Five. Creating Strong Poses
- Posing the Body Naturally
- Creating Appealing Poses
- Animating with Poses
- Conclusion
Chapter Six. Walking and Locomotion
- Chapter Six. Walking and Locomotion
- The Mechanics of Walking
- Animating Walks
- Beyond Walking
- Adding Personality to a Walk
- Transitions
- Conclusion
Chapter Seven. Facial and Dialogue Animation
Chapter Eight. Animal Motion
Chapter Nine. Acting
- Chapter Nine. Acting
- Acting Vs. Animating
- Acting and Story
- Acting Technique
- Acting and the Body
- Other Techniques
- Conclusion
Chapter Ten. Directing and Filmmaking
Digital Character Animation 3 (No. 3)
ISBN: 0321376005
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2004
Pages: 84
Pages: 84
Authors: George Maestri
