Showing posts with label dreamworks animation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dreamworks animation. Show all posts

Thursday, April 3, 2014

A Couple of Animation Workflow Videos

The 1st video is from Laurent Caneiro over at Dreamworks. He shows off his workflow comparison between his reference footage and shots.




This next video is by Disney animator Daniel Peixe. He goes through one of his shots on Frozen and his workflow how he quickly went about it in 2D and the comparison to what he ended up with in 3D.


ShotProgressionSven from Daniel Peixe on Vimeo.

Great stuff all the way around and some really fun insight to workflows!
Enjoy!
JP

Monday, March 24, 2014

Alexis Wanneroy - Animation Reel Breakdown 2014

A great progression reel from Alexis Wanneroy an animator over at DreamWorks. Also check out some of the pre-production shots in the other video from Rise of The Guardians.


Alexis Wanneroy - Animation Reel Breakdown 2014 from alexis wanneroy on Vimeo.



Alexis Wanneroy - Rise of the guardians character development reel from alexis wanneroy on Vimeo.

It's always great to see process..especially some early character stuff.

Enjoy!
JP

Friday, December 6, 2013

Monday, December 10, 2012

Speaking of Animation: Rise of the Guardians Podcast

Head on over to Speaking of Animation and enjoy a good Podcast with the Director of Rise of the Guardians, Peter Ramsey. I actually had the pleasure of seeing Peter speak in NYC during a pre-release screening of the movie where he introduced and chatted about the movie. He is super passionate about it and has a ton of experience.


Enjoy!
JP

Thursday, October 18, 2012

1st Animation Addicts Podcast

Head on over to Tal Shwarzman's Blog, Animation Addicts. Tal is a Dreamworks animator and a Ianimate.net Instructor. I have had the privilege of seeing lots of his lectures and critiques so I have been following the blog for a bit now. He just did the 1st podcast with some of his co-workers at DWA about Reference in Animation.



So head on over and check out the blog and podcast
Enjoy!
JP