Animate an Anime Inspired Run Animation in Maya

Animate an Anime Inspired Run Animation in Maya, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 5, with 38 lectures, based on 2 reviews, and has 70 subscribers.

You will learn about Animate an anime inspired female run in Autodesk Maya Work based on references Manipulate reference sequences in Maya Splining and polishing workflows for professional animation Mirror poses quickly and effortlessly Timing for locomotion Animation on twos VS animation on ones This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners who struggle to deliver convincing locomotion animations or Beginners who want to learn efficient workflows to animate human characters or Beginners who want to animate professionally or Anyone who wants to have some fun animating a nice character! It is particularly useful for Beginners who struggle to deliver convincing locomotion animations or Beginners who want to learn efficient workflows to animate human characters or Beginners who want to animate professionally or Anyone who wants to have some fun animating a nice character!.

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Summary

Title: Animate an Anime Inspired Run Animation in Maya

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 5

Number of Lectures: 38

Number of Published Lectures: 38

Number of Curriculum Items: 38

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 38

Original Price: $29.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Animate an anime inspired female run in Autodesk Maya
Work based on references
Manipulate reference sequences in Maya
Splining and polishing workflows for professional animation
Mirror poses quickly and effortlessly
Timing for locomotion
Animation on twos VS animation on ones

Who Should Attend

Beginners who struggle to deliver convincing locomotion animations
Beginners who want to learn efficient workflows to animate human characters
Beginners who want to animate professionally
Anyone who wants to have some fun animating a nice character!

Target Audiences

Beginners who struggle to deliver convincing locomotion animations
Beginners who want to learn efficient workflows to animate human characters
Beginners who want to animate professionally
Anyone who wants to have some fun animating a nice character!

Learn efficient 3D animation workflows by delivering a professional looking, anime inspired, stylized female run animation in Autodesk Maya.

I always wanted to study one of those cute female runs from animes. It’s tough to match the 2D pencil approach, in my opinion (and also animation made on twos has its own particular charme), but let’s see how to get as close as we can to it in 3D!

Together we will go through the whole process, from analyzing references and setting the project in Maya, to the delivery of the polished animation.

This course is designed for beginner animators who understand the basics of the workflow but struggle to give their animation that level of quality and believability typical of professional products.

At the end of this course you will be able to confidently animate a stylized run, interpret reference footage for animation, and adopt the same techniques professionals employ to produce industry standard animations.

You will learn about:

Working with video references
Identifying and designing the key poses of a run
Troubleshooting posing
Mirroring poses using Red Studio 9
Setting up priorities for splining
Animation splining and polishing workflows

The course will employ industry standard software Autodesk Maya, but the same workflows can be applied to any 3D package.

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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course Introduction – Animate an anime inspired female run

Lecture 1: Intro & Preview: Animate an anime inspired, stylized female run animation in Au

Lecture 2: Finding references for animation

Lecture 3: 002_The story of a run.mp4

Lecture 4: 003_Identifying the essential poses of a run.mp4

Lecture 5: Setting Up the Project and Finding a Rig

Lecture 6: Working With Video References

Lecture 7: Setting Up Maya for Animation

Lecture 8: Setting Up the Rig

Lecture 9: Designing the Run Contact Pose

Lecture 10: Mirroring Poses With Red9 Studio

Lecture 11: Mirroring the Contact Pose

Lecture 12: Improving the Contact Pose

Lecture 13: Giving the Face a Bit of Emotion

Lecture 14: Setting the Viewport Evaluation Mode to DG

Lecture 15: Blocking With Stepped Tangents? Not Exactly.

Lecture 16: Blocking Strategy: the Tangents

Lecture 17: Tracking the Reference Video

Lecture 18: Devising the Kickoff Pose

Lecture 19: Why It Is Important To Set a Key on All Controls for a Pose During Blocking

Lecture 20: Designing the Up Pose

Lecture 21: Designing the Down Pose

Lecture 22: Writing Animation Notes to Yourself.mp4

Lecture 23: Addressing Our Own Notes.mp4

Lecture 24: Evaluating the Run Animation So Far.mp4

Lecture 25: Troubleshooting From the Front View

Lecture 26: Reducing the Head Ups and Downs

Lecture 27: Introducing Back and Forth Body Motion

Lecture 28: Troubleshooting the Face Animation

Lecture 29: Watching the Animation on Twos

Lecture 30: Make the Character Run Through Space

Lecture 31: Splining the Body Animation

Lecture 32: Restoring Some of the Heads Ups and Down

Lecture 33: Splining the Feet

Lecture 34: Copying the Foot Animation to the Opposite Side

Lecture 35: Splining the Arms

Lecture 36: Tweaking the Splining

Lecture 37: Cleaning IK Pops

Lecture 38: Conclusion and Outro

Instructors

Amedeo Beretta
Animation Director/ Tutor

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