Anime Studio Pro 9

Anime Studio Pro 9, available at $29.99, has an average rating of 4.67, with 91 lectures, based on 3 reviews, and has 23 subscribers.

You will learn about By the time you complete this course, you will be ready to finish the story we have started and even create your own original works! This course is ideal for individuals who are Animation Enthusiasts and Professionals It is particularly useful for Animation Enthusiasts and Professionals.

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Summary

Title: Anime Studio Pro 9

Price: $29.99

Average Rating: 4.67

Number of Lectures: 91

Number of Published Lectures: 91

Number of Curriculum Items: 91

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 91

Original Price: $29.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

By the time you complete this course, you will be ready to finish the story we have started and even create your own original works!

Who Should Attend

Animation Enthusiasts and Professionals

Target Audiences

Animation Enthusiasts and Professionals

Animation can be an overwhelming process to learn, even with a user-friendly piece of software like Anime Studio. VTC is here to help! In this course, you will learn how to plan, design, and animate a cartoon. Starting with the very basics, author Chad Troftgruben will teach you how to outline, script, and storyboard your story. Next, he will demonstrate Anime Studio's basic tools and features, building your foundation for more advanced works. Finally, you will dive into the creation process by drawing characters and scenes, rigging bone structures, setting camera positions, incorporating dialog, animating sequences, and editing it all together. By the time you complete this course, you will be ready to finish the story we have started and even create your own original works! This title is a self-paced software training course delivered via pre-recorded video. We do not provide additional information outside of the posted content.

Work files for this course can be downloaded from the first lecture.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Overview of Anime Studio

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Debut vs. Pro

Lecture 3: Flash vs. Anime Studio

Lecture 4: Vector and Raster Graphics

Lecture 5: Basic Navigation

Chapter 2: Creating a Blueprint

Lecture 1: Brainstorming

Lecture 2: Creating an Outline

Lecture 3: Writing a Script

Lecture 4: Proper Screenwriting

Lecture 5: Mapping Out a Storyboard

Chapter 3: Anime Studio Tools

Lecture 1: Drawing Tools pt. 1

Lecture 2: Drawing Tools pt. 2

Lecture 3: Drawing Tools pt. 3

Lecture 4: Fill Tools pt. 1

Lecture 5: Fill Tools pt. 2

Lecture 6: Layer Tools pt. 1

Lecture 7: Layer Tools pt. 2

Lecture 8: Camera Tools

Lecture 9: Workspace Tools

Chapter 4: Anime Studio Interface

Lecture 1: Project Settings

Lecture 2: Styles Palette

Lecture 3: Layer Types

Lecture 4: Layer Properties

Lecture 5: Timeline

Lecture 6: Keyframe Settings

Lecture 7: Onionskins

Lecture 8: Importing

Lecture 9: Creating 3D Objects

Lecture 10: Tracing Images

Lecture 11: Scripts

Lecture 12: Physics

Lecture 13: Library

Chapter 5: The Basics of Bones

Lecture 1: Drawing Bones

Lecture 2: Region vs. Layer Binding

Lecture 3: Constraints

Lecture 4: Actions

Lecture 5: Smart Bones

Chapter 6: Constructing the Main Character

Lecture 1: Drawing the Head pt. 1

Lecture 2: Drawing the Head pt. 2

Lecture 3: Setting Up Mouth Instances pt. 1

Lecture 4: Setting Up Mouth Instances pt. 2

Lecture 5: Drawing the Body

Lecture 6: Drawing the Arms pt. 1

Lecture 7: Drawing the Arms pt. 2

Lecture 8: Drawing the Legs

Lecture 9: Adding Bones

Lecture 10: Testing and Polishing pt. 1

Lecture 11: Testing and Polishing pt. 2

Chapter 7: Constructing the Monster

Lecture 1: Drawing the Head

Lecture 2: Setting Up Mouth Switch

Lecture 3: Drawing the Body and Arms

Lecture 4: Drawing the Legs

Lecture 5: Adding Bones

Lecture 6: Testing and Polishing

Chapter 8: Building Scenery

Lecture 1: Designing the Hallway pt. 1

Lecture 2: Designing the Hallway pt. 2

Lecture 3: Creating Hallway Props

Lecture 4: Creating Rain

Lecture 5: Designing the Trap Door pt. 1

Lecture 6: Designing the Trap Door pt. 2

Lecture 7: Designing the Tunnel

Lecture 8: Building the Basement pt. 1

Lecture 9: Building the Basement pt. 2

Lecture 10: Adding Basement Props

Chapter 9: Animating

Lecture 1: Preparing the Hallway Animation

Lecture 2: Protagonist Animations pt. 1

Lecture 3: Protagonist Animations pt. 2

Lecture 4: Animating the Monster

Lecture 5: Scene Details for the Hallway

Lecture 6: Character Details for the Hallway

Lecture 7: Camera Movements for the First Scene

Lecture 8: Tunnel Animation pt. 1

Lecture 9: Tunnel Animation pt. 2

Lecture 10: Camera Movements for the Fall

Lecture 11: Setting Up the Basement Animation

Lecture 12: Character Land

Lecture 13: Monster Land

Lecture 14: Creating Debris

Lecture 15: Basement Camera Movements

Lecture 16: Recording Your Voice

Lecture 17: Mouth Syncing

Lecture 18: Exporting

Chapter 10: Editing and Exporting

Lecture 1: Appropriate Video Editing Software

Lecture 2: Importing and Assembling

Lecture 3: Sound Resources

Lecture 4: Applying Sound Files

Lecture 5: Applying Music

Lecture 6: Credits

Lecture 7: Exporting

Chapter 11: Conclusion

Instructors

VTC Software Training
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