Inspired 3d character animation

Kyle Clark

248 pages, parution le 18/09/2002

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Résumé

The art of creating animation is the ability to generate believable characters that have emotion and life.
Regardless of your medium good animation comes from the application of solid fundamentals and an extensive body of knowledge.
Inspired 3D Character Animation provides you with a comprehensive set of processes and procedures to animating characters in the digital environment.
By taking a close look at the day to day activities and practices of veteran film, commercial, and game animators, readers are provided with a look into the processes necessary to implement these ideas into the world of 3D computer graphics software.

Contents

Part I : Overview

Chapter 1 : A look inside the industry
Chapter 2 : So you want to be an animator ?
Chapter 3 : An interview with Josh Scherr

Part II : Fundamentals

Chapter 4 : Tools of the trade
Chapter 5 : Approaches to animation
Chapter 6 : Force : lead and follow
Chapter 7 : An interview with Richie Baneham
Chapter 8 : Timing
Chapter 9 : Posing and staging
Chapter 10 : An interview with Sean Mullen
Chapter 11 : Arcs and in-betweens
Chapter 12 : Anticipation and exaggeration
Chapter 13 : An interview with Mike Belzer
Chapter 14 : Walks
Chapter 15 : Lips-sinc and facial animation

Part III : The production model

Chapter 16 : Getting started : the animated short
Chapter 17 : Blocking your animation
Chapter 18 : The finishing touches

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	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	Premier Press
Auteur(s)	Kyle Clark
Parution	18/09/2002
Nb. de pages	248
Format	27,5 x 21,7
Couverture	Broché
Poids	935g
Intérieur	Quadri
EAN13	9781931841481
ISBN13	978-1-931841-48-1