We need your help animating the 108 lost episodes of Doctor Who!
From The Evil of the Daleks pt 7. Test animation of Frazier Hines as Jamie McCrimmon, Deborah Watling as Victoria Waterfield, and P...
We need your help animating the 108 lost episodes of Doctor Who!
From The Evil of the Daleks pt 7. Test animation of Frazier Hines as Jamie McCrimmon, Deborah Watling as Victoria Waterfield, and Patrick Troughton as the Second Doctor Who.
with: Edward Waterfield — John Bailey Theodore Maxtible — Marius Goring
Artwork by, and animated by, Garrett Gilchrist. Done in Final Cut Pro.
CGI by Adam S Bullock.
We need your help! If you have any skills in Flash, 3D animation, even just Photoshop or a video editing program like Final Cut Pro, we could use your help.
I am posting new WhoSprites as often as I can. These are animated drawings of characters featured in the 108 lost episodes of Doctor Who. I will only be doing the drawing, not the animation. It's up to you to take these drawings and edit/animate them together to recreate the lost Doctor Who shows!
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A very good effort. The rocking people have noted, and 0.36 to 0.42, a character suddenly vanishes and reappears. If this were a different camera angle, the background and Maxtible would also change. Now, having done the critique, I would say that animation is extremely difficult, especially on such a scale. That you attempted earns you a medal for bravery, that you succeeded with such quality earns you all the kudos you can handle.
Good luck with this. That type of constant unnatural movement is why much early CGI doesn't sit well with me -- I can't watch more than 15-20 minutes of "Toy Story" at a time without feeling nauseated!
My one comment would be that they don't need to twitch so much. What you've done with the faces is brilliant - really, brilliant - but if they are standing still, let them.
Yes, I try to match the telesnaps when I can (though I generally do my own thing animationwise). There's a more complete version of this clip on my Youtube now - have a look for it - you'll see several telesnaps from the episode duplicated pretty much exactly in my work.
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My one comment would be that they don't need to twitch so much. What you've done with the faces is brilliant - really, brilliant - but if they are standing still, let them.
Do you make reference to telesnaps?