Showing posts with label Jeff Gabor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jeff Gabor. Show all posts

Monday, July 15, 2013

Jeff Gabor: Ice Age Continental Drift Progression Reel

Jeff Gabor just released a progression reel, from a shot he did on Ice Age: Continental Drift. It's a great piece because it shows how a shot progresses from Storyboards to the Final Animation.


Ice Age:Continental Drift Progression Reel from jeff gabor on Vimeo.

Great stuff Jeff and thanks for sharing!
Enjoy!
JP

Friday, August 17, 2012

Nuggest of Goodness: Jeff Gabor animation critique from animschool

Some great insight here into feedback from Jeff Gabor during some class time at AnimSchool. Some really clear and fundamental things he talks about in Posing that really goes a long way and is easy to miss when you are focusing on Timing and Spacing.



Check out the AnimSchool Blog for more great stuff!
Enjoy!
JP

Tuesday, April 3, 2012

Jeff Gabor on Appeal in Animation

I watched the Jeff Gabor webinar when AnimSchool offered it a while back and for those of you that missed it...AnimScool Blog has ben re-posting bits of great nuggets on from it.



have a look...great stuff!
Enjoy!
JP

Wednesday, September 14, 2011

Jeff Gabor Animation Workflow Webinar

I would highly recommend if you haven't seen or signed up for the Jeff Gabor workflow webinar that AnimSchool just released head on over to the site and register. They will send you a link and I don't have to tell you but Jeff is great! He breaks his process down and there are plenty of good nuggets to get from this webinar.



Enjoy!
JP

Wednesday, August 3, 2011

The Josh Blog: Acting and Animation

Found this great post over at The Josh Blog about Animation and Acting. He talks about internalizing with the characters that he is animating and has a review about some acting DVD's. He really goes into what bringing a lifeless character to life is all about. At first, as we are learning, we try to find the best poses to convey the acting and then try to layer in the little nuances that characters have in real life to give them that feeling that they are real. Josh talks about thinking further than just your poses.



Every body know about Jeff Gabor's comparison reels from Horton and Ice Age. He shows a good look at trying to get into the character head.


Head on over to Josh's Blog and check out the post on Acting and Animation...some great food for thought.
Enjoy!
JP

some more links for this topic

Animation Arena
Acting Reference via The Time Sheet
Jason Martinson comparison reel

more to follow soon