Well, like I said, Photoshop to create the BG's. I worked out the timing and whatnot using Digicel Fipbook. I colored using Bauhaus Mirage (which is now TVpaint). I composited in After Effects and edited with Sony Vegas.
one more question :) How did you create the depth of field while the animations were moving? was in done after effects or actual in tvpaint? and how? help please
If you're asking about distance from camera of characters, then the answer is both. I actually animated characters moving closer/further from camera and also cheated it in the compositing. Depends on the shot.
Or, if you're asking about the environments, that's just a mater of keeping foreground, middle ground, and background elements on separate layers. And then applying the correct amount of blur to show the relation to camera. That's done in AE.
Got ya thanx for reply. Im using toom boom mainly and i cant blur with that. The shot im working on has my main character in focus until he looks at an object in the near distance. I hav my animation complete in toon boom but having trouble exporting it in png so that my character has no background when its in after effects....??
One thing that I've done in a situation where I can't export with an alpha channel (and I don't know toonboom very well) is to put a highly saturated flat color behind the image. Maybe a bright green. And in AE use the Chroma Key and key out that color. Like a green screen. You want to use a color that isn't present anywhere in the element (ie, character).
Then (I usually use Gaussian Blur) just set the keys so the character goes from not-blurry to blurry and vice versa for the object.
Amazing.
admirs6 1 year ago
wtf is she doing 0:47
IzanVonWeiner 1 year ago
@IzanVonWeiner Uhmmm sexually pleasing herself
AlexKalicinski 9 months ago
"This isn't an office, it's hell with some flourencent lights."
28880 2 years ago
so its office!
phillifighter 2 years ago
it just went by your head.
the sarcasm.
28880 2 years ago
genius!
snoozstyle 2 years ago
ahhaha..this is BRILLIANT man. how would one contact you to get some work done?
LawsPhan 2 years ago
I love that you aren't afraid to show reality and grit! keep it up :)
amandaaaa321 2 years ago
excellent animation. Was it animated on paper and then scanned in or was it done on a tablet?
dhaze1 3 years ago
It was animated on paper and scanned. I did the backgrounds with a Cintiq in Photoshop, though.
adamcalfee 3 years ago
also what program did you use. i like the depth of field you have goin on.
dhaze1 3 years ago
Well, like I said, Photoshop to create the BG's. I worked out the timing and whatnot using Digicel Fipbook. I colored using Bauhaus Mirage (which is now TVpaint). I composited in After Effects and edited with Sony Vegas.
adamcalfee 3 years ago
one more question :) How did you create the depth of field while the animations were moving? was in done after effects or actual in tvpaint? and how? help please
dhaze1 3 years ago
Do you have a specific shot in mind?
If you're asking about distance from camera of characters, then the answer is both. I actually animated characters moving closer/further from camera and also cheated it in the compositing. Depends on the shot.
Or, if you're asking about the environments, that's just a mater of keeping foreground, middle ground, and background elements on separate layers. And then applying the correct amount of blur to show the relation to camera. That's done in AE.
adamcalfee 3 years ago
You can do anythin/everything in After Effects.
adamcalfee 3 years ago
Got ya thanx for reply. Im using toom boom mainly and i cant blur with that. The shot im working on has my main character in focus until he looks at an object in the near distance. I hav my animation complete in toon boom but having trouble exporting it in png so that my character has no background when its in after effects....??
dhaze1 3 years ago
One thing that I've done in a situation where I can't export with an alpha channel (and I don't know toonboom very well) is to put a highly saturated flat color behind the image. Maybe a bright green. And in AE use the Chroma Key and key out that color. Like a green screen. You want to use a color that isn't present anywhere in the element (ie, character).
Then (I usually use Gaussian Blur) just set the keys so the character goes from not-blurry to blurry and vice versa for the object.
adamcalfee 3 years ago
you genius!! Thanx for the help. appreciate it.
dhaze1 3 years ago
Glad to help. Good luck!
adamcalfee 3 years ago
You better win.
larbox 3 years ago
Win What?
Is it another contest?
Firetooth46 3 years ago
Is that aftereffects plus scanned images? Looks very good, especially for a student work.
isso09 3 years ago
way to go
57vgh 3 years ago
holy crap dude. that was pretty amazing.
voondebayosh 3 years ago