- Joined
- Jul 24, 2014
In light of this, just so you all know, one of my other friends (this one I've known since 2006) who is a big fan of my Wogglebug series but has good eyes for spotting animation errors has made lists of them for all three movies. The first movie has three pages and the next two have two each. It took her about eight hours total. And she did it for free. You'll also be pleased to know I've lately been able to purchase the latest upgrade to my animation program, and some additional new content for it. It has the tools I need to make most of the corrections my friend listed for me. It has a thing called Motion Director which makes the walking cycles look more natural. And I've watched the tutorials on how to undo clipping with characters in interacting with anything. And it has a huge collection of facial expressions that will make the characters more lifelike also.In my friend group I'm the guy who has just random ass movies gathered from all over the place so I felt it natural that I would own something called Sylvie and the Wogglebug. It has such shit animation and wild editing that I couldn't help but finish it lmao. I was laughing so hard.
My roommates even came out and watched bits of it. We all just kinda sat there with our jaws wide open.
While the errors in animation haven't stopped the people who are meant to be my true fans from loving the first three movies, I want to fix the errors in animation and make touch-ups to what is already good to at least have a better chance at being accepted into film festivals this and next year. As I read that among other reasons why you could be rejected in submitting to them is if your film still has technical issues to it that are unfixed.