'Burn Out' by Cécile Carre

'Night Witches' by Arina Korczynski

Little Witch Academia - Key Animation Book

Spielberg: How to Introduce Characters

Behind the Scenes of 'Gotham by Gaslight'

Will we ever be able to teleport? - Sajan Saini

Could we create dark matter? - Rolf Landua

'It Should Be Easy' by Ben Meinhardt

Dokumente, die die Welt bewegen

Paper cut-out animations by Wolfgang Matzl. They were made for the 12-part documentary series "Dokumente, die die Welt bewegen" (Documents that change the world) and were broadcast by Arte and ORF III.

Rick and Morty - Exquisite Corpse

Zane Plays Proboid

Written and Directed by Steve Wolfhard.
Animated by Matthew Everton.
Voices by Griffin McElroy

12 Angry Men - A Lesson in Staging

For as long as man can remember - animators have been trying to avoid animating cars

In order to save costs, the 101 Dalmatians production team thought up an inventive way to animate the vehicles seen in the 1961 movie. Instead of drawing the vehicle frame by frame the conventional way, a cardboard model was filmed, as effects animators moved it around in front of the camera. Note the black lines that define all edges.

Frames from this live-action footage were xeroxed on to cels before being painted in the ink & paint apartment. The same process was used later on for Edgar’s motorcycle in The Aristocats.

The equivalent in 2D digital animation today would be to model and animate the vehicles in a 3D computer-generated environment, render it out, import them into the 2D animation software and trace over it frame by frame.

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Anticipation: The Animation of Monster Hunter Combat