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So you can create stop motion animated films with so many different types of materials. I think one of the most effective materials to use, of course, would be clay. And clay is a great great material for stop motion animation because it's so easy to change the form of clay. When animating with clay, you would apply the same rules you apply when you are animating with found objects. You would do things in small increments.

So we have a ball of green clay here, set up with our camera pointing down to it. We're lighting with this little clip light. We have our computer, with which we'll take pictures of the clay by hitting the space bar. And we'll move our clay a little bit. We could also, not just move it, we can change it. I'm moving the clay a little and I'm taking my thumbs and pressing it a little bit flat. Taking a picture. Move it. Flatten it. Take a picture.

It's great to take your time with your animation. Don't rush through. There's that sound. I'm going to flatten it out a bit more. Take a picture. Maybe we'll start to flatten it and split it as well. We're going to go in here.

I'm just using my fingers to press into the clay and make these changes. I'm going to go ahead and start to really separate it. Take a picture. This is something that you want to happen gradually, in small increments, not necessarily all at once. A little more. Picture. Move it a little more. I'm pinching and breaking the clay in the middle just a bit. And there's a moment right before it's going to snap.

And now these separate pieces will fly out of the frame.

Something you will notice is that the clay will leave behind a little bit of clay sometimes, or a little bit of oil. And that's OK. If you prefer not to have that oil left behind, you can animate on a wipeable surface, a dry erase board, a piece of plexiglass. In this case, you will see a little of that oil because we are animating on paper.

Now that those pieces have gone completely out of the frame, I'll take a few more pictures, and we'll play our film.

And that's just a very very basic approach to animating with clay. There's a lot you can do with the clay.

That's just a start.

Ever since we got that PV Trailer for My Tiny Senpai last week, I've noticed a uptick in toxicity for the Romance Genre as a whole. Many are becoming clout goblins that don't even watch anime to cancel the genre.

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Top 7 Hollywood movies that pushed VFX to another level. And one of the reasons for that is the amazing use of technology in modern-day films. You might already know that many movies use visual effects to enhance the overall viewing experience. But there are still many scenes where you probably just won’t realize if it’s a real one or enhanced with CGI.
So, be it the famous dragons in the Game of Thrones series, or the game of quidditch in Harry Potter movies, Hello and welcome back, and here’s a look at the best movie scenes and how they actually look like, before and after VFX.

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At number 7: Avengers – Endgame
At number 6: Venom
At number 5: Life of Pi
At number 4: The Twilight Saga: Eclipse
At number 3: Harry Potter
At number 2: Game of Thrones Season 7
At number 1: Avengers: Age of Ultron

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And thanks to big productions studios like Marvel Entertainment, Sony Pictures, DC Entertainment, 20th Century Fox, Disney and many more, without whom these movies wouldn't have been possible.

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Take a look behind the scenes of digital characters creation, in this step-by-step video. You'll find out about the history, and contemporary techniques used for those spectacular VFX creations.

From the first time Georges Melies shot the moon’s eye out with some over-powered artillery, the visual effects of movies have helped filmmakers like Geroge Lucas take us to new worlds, helped Stanley Kubrick visualize our most far-reaching dreams, and helped filmmakers like James Cameron, and John Carpenter bring our greatest fears and impossible creatures to life.

For over a century, special effects have helped Hollywood realize impossible visions. Now, computers, pixels, and CGI have become the dominant force in vfx, but in this movie list, we’re talking about the old-school art of practical effects. This is for sure going to be a long one. So get ready for a fascinating VFX breakdown or two or ten, because we’re going to take a deep dive into the behind the scenes magic of some of your favorite action movies, sci fi movies, and horror movies with CineFix’s Top 10 Practical Effects of All Time.

The Picks:

10 - Body Horror - An American Werewolf in London (1981) - dir. John Landis
9 - Animatronics - Jurassic Park (1993) - dir. Stephen Spielberg
8 - Forced Perspective - Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001) - dir. Peter Jackson
7 - Rotating Sets - Inception (2010) - dir. Christopher Nolan
6 - Motion Control - Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977) - dir. George Lucas
5 - Creatures - The Thing (1982) - John Carpenter
4 - Stop Motion Animation - Jason and the Argonauts (1963) - dir. Don Chaffey
3 - Everything and the Kitchen Sink - Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991) - dir. James Cameron
2 - Ship Design - 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) - dir. Stanley Kubrick
1 - The Birth of Practical Effects - A Trip to the Moon (1902) - dir. Georges Méliès

Movie List Credits:
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Edited by Randi Redmon
Animation and Graphics by Casey Redmon

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Arter - is an AI-powered storyboarding tool. The AI agent, Art, works by listening for a user's input and, through NLP (Natural Language Processing), parses each word into an image object.

All work shown in the video was conceptualized, designed and developed by Rodney Edwards (irodneyedwards.com) and me(siladityaa.com)

Here's a short clip from a lecture from Peter Paul's "Introduction to Storyboarding Class. Hillary Bradfield, storyboard artist and director at Dreamworks TV animation shares a gem of wisdom she got from mentors! She's now a story artist at Disney Feature Animation.
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Director/Editor Joey Scoma is here to talk to you about something simple: cuts and transitions. Except... there are so many different kinds!! In this video essay, Joey lists and defines the different cuts and transitions available to you as an editor, with examples from classic and modern films. It's up to you to decide when and why you'd use them!

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Do you want to learn the secrets of Quentin Tarantino Filmmaking? Everyone knows that Quentin Tarantino Movies generate a lot of buzz, like his new film Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. His unique filmmaking and directing style is able to attract the biggest movie stars like Brad Pitt, Margot Robbie, and Leonardo Dicaprio.

His career may have began with Reservoir Dogs, but it truly took off after the success of his second feature film, Pulp Fiction. Once the world was able to see films like Jackie Brown and then Kill Bill — It was all uphill from there. Quentin Tarantino went on to make Inglourious Basterds, Django Unchained, and The Hateful Eight. His least successful film, Death Proof, is still miles better than many other director’s best films.

In this episode of The Director’s Chair, we take Quentin Tarantino interview and quotes to build a video that explains his unique style… straight from the horse’s mouth. You’ll see how QT crafted some of the greatest moments in cinema, and learn some film theory in our video essay portion, then see some filmmaking process.

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Are you here because of DnD? or perhaps you are one of many people who would like to work as voiceover artists but will probably never get the opportunity. Despite it being an oversaturated industry already, it's also full of extremely talented and dynamic speakers which makes the competition fiercely high when trying to get into this field.
That said, most people are only able to speak in their own voice, accent and language. Very few can make careers using multiple voices...but the ones that do make an absolute killing.

This is why it's really worth investing the time into learning how to nurture this skill properly so that you can stand out and create dynamic, eclectic but most importantly believable characters.

This video aims to help you achieve this by offering a checklist of characteristics to think about when developing your character's voice.

Are you ready? How To Create 100 Distinctly Different Voices
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TIMECODES:-
00:00 - INTRO
01:35 - RUDOLF LABAN EFFORTS
02:50 - VOICE WEIGHT
03:01 - VOCAL TIMING
03:21 - LABAN EFFORTS FOR THE VOICE
03:36 - DABBING
04:00 - FLICKING
04:21 - PRESSING
04:41 - FLOATING
05:30 - NASAL VOICE EXAMPLE
05:34 - THROATY VOICE EXAMPLE
06:43 - BREATHY OR DRY VOCAL QUALITIES
07:05 - VOCAL AGE RANGE
08:00 - MALE OR FEMALE VOICE
08:33 - SMALL, MEDIUM OR LARGE VOICE CHARACTERISTICS
09:33 - VOCAL TEMPO
10:30 - VOCAL TONE AND ATTITUDE
11:22 - ACCENT OPTIONS
11:41 - VOCAL ISSUES
12:16 - MOTIVATION
14:14 - OUTRO
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THE CHARACTER VOICE CHECKLIST:
Things to consider when developing a new voice type -

LABAN EFFORTS
Dabbing
Flicking
Pressing
Thrusting
Gliding
Floating
Wringing
Slashing

AIR PLACEMENT
Nasally
Throaty
Mixed (regular)

AIR TEXTURE
Breathy
Dry

AGE RANGE
Young
Middle aged
Old

GENDER
Male
Female

SIZE
Small
Medium
Large

TEMPO
Slow
Medium
Fast

VOLUME
Quiet
Mid
Loud

TONE/ATTITUDE
Friendly
Impartial
Agressive

ACCENTS

VOCAL ISSUES

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The top 10 tips for voice acting for beginners. Wondering how to be a better voice actor? These are the best tricks and techniques that will teach you how to voice act for beginners. Voiceover (VO) auditions & recording will be easy with this advice. Whether you're a voiceover narrator, announcer, or any type of Voice Talent, you'll want to stick around until the end!

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God is great! It may be hard to believe when you don't, I came from the same place. It took me a while to understand and accept God. But when I did, it changed my life more than I could have imagined and I hope yours will be changed too.

Thanks for watching, I appreciate your comments and support!

Today, I sat down with Honda Mariko: a professional Japanese voice actor for anime, games and commercials to find out a little bit more about the wonderful world of seiyuus!
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Could YOU make money with your voice? What are the ten steps you need to take from complete beginner to become a working full time professional voice over artist with your own studio?

On this video, Peter Baker will tell you all the basics you need to know compressed into one video - but there is no need for you to make notes, you can download the free illustrated pdf here:
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Step One – Have you got what it takes?
To be a successful voice over, here are ten personal characteristics you really need to have:
1. You need to genuinely enjoy speaking without being self-conscious.
2. No matter what your accent is, your voice needs to be clear and understandable.
3. You’d have an excellent understanding of English grammar, both formal and colloquial English.
4. You need a good level of computer literacy; you need to be able to record and edit your own scripts at home; if you pay someone else to do this or hire a studio, your profit will plummet.
5. You need to be able to sight-read scripts easily and accurately.
6. You have to speak in a natural manner, and interpret the empathy of the message, and not just talk as if you’re just reading words off a script.
7. Particularly when recording audiobooks with character voices, you’d need to have the ability to change your voice quickly, to change the mood, speed and style of your voice and stay rock-solid in that style.
8. You need to be able to follow detailed instructions from the client, either by headphones in a directed session or by email when they leave you to self-direct, and be good at responding fast to minimize retakes.
9. You need to be able to take criticism about your voice performances constructively.
10. And you need to have plenty of stamina for long or complicated reads.

Step Two – You need to build a Home Recording Studio

Step Three – Check your Internet Speed

Step Four – You’ll need to record a selection of showreels

Step Five – Create your voiceover website

Step Six – Get featured on various job websites

Step Seven – Direct market yourself

Step Eight – Set up an accounts system

Step Nine – Regularly update your website

Step Ten- Buy a Porsche...
Or whatever makes you happy….hopefully you’ll love doing this work anyway, but give yourself a target to aim towards to help that psychological push to bigger and better jobs as a voice actor.

Well if that’s whetted your appetite, there loads of training courses on every aspect of voice improvement and working as a professional voiceover at www.VoiceoverMasterclass.com

We really know what we’re talking about, and we’ll look after you there!

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If I had to start over and create my home studio from home, this is what I’d do…

Do you want to know what’s really important when it comes to getting good audio at home? There’s tons of information out there about what equipment to buy, where to set up, and how to get the best out of your mic, that it can get really confusing when you’re just starting out on your VO journey. This video will teach you exactly all of the necessary things you need to get world-class audio at home.

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