Week 2 : Animation Development Process
Animation production terms
Link for animation Term
https://animcareerpro.com/2015/06/12/animation-terms-common-studio-term/
Glossary link for Toon Boom
http://docs.toonboom.com/help/glossary/Content/GLOSS/EN/001_H1_Glossary.html
Animation production process and techniques
A handy step-by-step guide to the animation production process.
1. Kick-off
Time, location and speed of delivery permitting, kick things off with a workshop. It’s a great opportunity to throw ideas around and make the project truly collaborative. Plus it’s fun!
2. Design
All animators or illustrators will craft the designs.
3. Storyboard
The storyboard shows the building blocks of the animation, and gives an idea of how the voiceover will match up with the visuals.
4. Animatic
An animatic is a helpful way to pull together everything to create a fully timed-out rough film. Its purpose is to demonstrate timing, flow and pace alongside key movements and transitions.
5. Production
During this stage the story will be bring to life frame by frame and creating those enchanting moments that turn the piece into something truly magical and memorable.
6. Feedback and sign-off
This stage applies throughout the whole project process, culminating in the final sign-off before delivering the finished piece.
7. Render and final delivery
Rendering will happen with the good resolution MP4 file.
source link:
https://animade.tv/notes/the-seven-steps-of-animation-production
Animation production terms
Link for animation Term
https://animcareerpro.com/2015/06/12/animation-terms-common-studio-term/
Glossary link for Toon Boom
http://docs.toonboom.com/help/glossary/Content/GLOSS/EN/001_H1_Glossary.html
Animation production process and techniques
A handy step-by-step guide to the animation production process.
1. Kick-off
Time, location and speed of delivery permitting, kick things off with a workshop. It’s a great opportunity to throw ideas around and make the project truly collaborative. Plus it’s fun!
2. Design
All animators or illustrators will craft the designs.
3. Storyboard
The storyboard shows the building blocks of the animation, and gives an idea of how the voiceover will match up with the visuals.
4. Animatic
An animatic is a helpful way to pull together everything to create a fully timed-out rough film. Its purpose is to demonstrate timing, flow and pace alongside key movements and transitions.
5. Production
During this stage the story will be bring to life frame by frame and creating those enchanting moments that turn the piece into something truly magical and memorable.
6. Feedback and sign-off
This stage applies throughout the whole project process, culminating in the final sign-off before delivering the finished piece.
7. Render and final delivery
Rendering will happen with the good resolution MP4 file.
source link:
https://animade.tv/notes/the-seven-steps-of-animation-production
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