#lots of camera movement

[gotyouanyway]

Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS

[lavaflowe]

Rough Character Animation I did on top of Ashe Jacobson’s storyboard! I was super excited to try my hand at it and I hope I did this amazing storyboard justice🥺

[velvetjune]

“A web’s spun, turning this place against me.” — Zachariah Trench

[outer-edges]

chloe bennet at TIFF 2019

[shimmershy]

I impulsively started an animation for the anniversary, like, a month ago and then never actually worked on it after that so uuuuhhh, it's not much at all, but I thought I might as well post what I had of the sketches. Because I really like the concept and wish I could have finished it on time.

Happy 8th anniversary, Undertale!

[thewingedwolf]

cam mj and angela NEED leah & quinn in this house to take at least one (1) shot at the triplets if they want both a path to f2 and any sort of win equity (well angela is toast but whatever), not getting kimo out maybe benefits chelsie a little but everyone is clearly refusing to think about what happens when they’re on the block or in f2 with one of t’kimobina bc what happens is THEY LOSE

[rawliverandgoronspice]

episode 2 rough cut dddddone!!! it is over 27mn, 29 with credits roll!!!

there is about 1h08 worth of "watchable" thralls currently existing right now???? yipee!!!!

[puppppppppy]

save me old flipnote studio MVs.......

[xinyuehui]

︶꒷꒦꒷Welcome to Void꒷꒦꒷︶

[niivani]

I like the Percy Jackson series so far, however, I do have some opinions on the pacing...

When you work in film you quickly learn that every part of a script, a sequence, a scene that is not absolutely necessary to tell the story should be cut. You don't want to spend time showing things that are not relevant to the story's progression... But this can lead to a film or series to feel like it's just bare bones. I personally like my bones to have some meat on them. That's why short scenes or dialogue bits that don't necessarily progress the story, but do deepen the characters or enhance the immersion are so important! A little moment to linger in the scene. To really take it in before moving on.

The Percy Jackson series sometimes feels a bit bare bones. We brush past important scenes to move the plot forward, allowing us no real time to feel the things we're supposed to be feeling. Episode 4 was the shortest so far at 33 minutes, with episode 2 and 3 at 44 minutes. I know TV shows have a limited amount of time per episode and a limited amount of episodes per season, but it's plausible to think these episodes are written as 45 minute bits. Meaning a 33 minute episode has been cut down significantly. It makes me wonder what we haven't seen that we could've seen. And it makes me think these episodes could've breathed more, instead of going from one scene right to the next with no pause. It all falls flat because there is little dynamic range between scenes. The quiet scenes are calm, and the fight scenes are not as intense as they should be. This is also to blame on camera movement and editing pace in the fight scenes, which remains largely the same as the dialogue scenes.

Overall I am enjoying the show and I see what they're trying to do in terms of setting up plot lines for future seasons and setting up character motives for choices later on. I just wish the show had a bit more !oomph! and better pacing.

[peacock-mooncat]

𝚜𝚊𝚐𝚎 × 𝓭𝓪𝓷𝓬𝓮𝓻 ~ 𝚊𝚛𝚌𝚊𝚗𝚒𝚖𝚊 as 𝓅𝑒𝓇𝒻𝑜𝓇𝓂𝒶𝓃𝒸𝑒 ~

[sleep-nurse]

didnt get on the quest 3 in a while lets see if i throw up now

[doedipus]

Me playing through bomb rush cyberfunk last week: this is great but I kind of wish it was more like sonic adventure 2

Me playing through sa2 immediately afterwards: this is great but I wish it was more like brfc

[pyrosomatic-metamorphosis]

The fucking TALENT ??? the SKILL??? im always blown away every movie night but still holy fucking shit. How do people make such gorgeous animatics. The Power and the PATIENCE of each of these artists.. fuckin incredible

[mikimeiko]

Good Omens | Season 2 (2023), Neil Gaiman

[jtownraindancer]

Grumpy Guppy