One month to do 12 seconds of animation...wow...

@cherryspice1011

3 жыл бұрын

yeah as someone who currently is learning 2d it is fucking exhausting

@swiftswalow

3 жыл бұрын

as another student of 2d... that's actually rather fast seeing the quality of the product.

@ArsonHound

3 жыл бұрын

Good thing that we now have programs that allow us to do it in weeks

@EasyCartoonDrawingTutorials

3 жыл бұрын

@@ArsonHound Yes, but not of the same quality. There's no short cuts to this level of expert work.

@smashypeople

3 жыл бұрын

@@swiftswalow well it is Glen keane

In treasure planet. 18 animators were working on the protagonist Jim Hawkins. The whole movie took 10 YEARS TO FINISH! And still, it' s one of the most underapreciated movies ...

@markellhawthorne2921

3 жыл бұрын

They also used a lot of CGI. The technology used in Tarzan that showed him swinging down the trees was used throughout the whole movie, and one of the characters had to be animated twice because his arm was CG while the rest was hand drawn. I loved how they were able to mix the two together.

@diadokhoi5722

3 жыл бұрын

@@markellhawthorne2921 finally an intelligent human who doesn't shit on cg

@yaahyaahyahh

3 жыл бұрын

It's definitely not underappreciated, only so many people can say it's underrated until that statement isn't true anymore

@yaahyaahyahh

3 жыл бұрын

@@diadokhoi5722 for sure, people don't realize that CGI is in no way easy, and while there's nothing wrong with appreciating the aesthetic of hand drawn animation but it's undeniable that thanks to today's technology CGI just looks so much more lifelike and detailed, it's really incredible. There's no need to put down one to bring up the other yet people love to hate animation just because hey blame it for the death of 2d animation when in reality 2d animation only went out of date because viewers preferred 3d, and for good reason.

@Noorboomboomshakalakaboom

3 жыл бұрын

@@diadokhoi5722 I don't hate cg. It's very hard. I want to see more of a mixture of both. I feel like we could see BOTH be used in clever ways. Like Spider Verse and Klaus.

This is why Glen Keane is Glen Keane and everyone else is everyone else.

@petitealby

9 жыл бұрын

***** sounds funny but your right!

@zayataia1955

4 жыл бұрын

I like him

@DantheToonMan

4 жыл бұрын

Eric Goldberg?

@adityasajeev3282

2 жыл бұрын

how come he did every frame ? didnt he give some to the inbetweeners

@ducantist4913

2 жыл бұрын

I like your logic. It makes sense

He obviously had to listen to that voice clip over a million times to get it that dead accurate. XD It's only proof that he really did work on that scene for a month!

@isuchyquaich8518

3 жыл бұрын

Actually no, they are detailed notes, and often date stamped retro videos from every day we animated aladdin 💞🎥🎥🎥🎥 some were on a shelf or two there's mad proof

If that's Keane's voice throughout, he's a really good voice actor.

It takes a month for a few MINUTES?!?!?!?!? HOW does a whole movie get done then!? Must takes YEARS!

@BuzzKirill3D

7 жыл бұрын

Bruce Wayne *few SECONDS

@pytheale2642

7 жыл бұрын

Of course. Handrawn animation is a long process and the average frames (pictures) to make one minute is roughly almost 1,500 and maybe more if you want to add more movement or something in particular. But, it's an art 😊

@dustinromeroart

6 жыл бұрын

That's if you draw one image for every frame. Each second of film has 24 frames. But a lot of the time, the animation is shot on two's (or two frames per second) meaning that there are actually 12 images per second, not 24. It's ultimately in the timing. Some images are shot on two's, while some on three's and others on one's.

@gabrielsylvestre3708

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, animation is very very time consuming. If you don't draw it, you don't got it. It took me a month to do an ok descent attempt or approach at animation. And that was for computer. Paper is harder!

@ypster715

4 жыл бұрын

Sleeping Beauty took 8 years of hard work

BRING BACK THE HAND DRAWN ANIMATION PLEASE

@Tonabillity

5 жыл бұрын

Don't think "hand drawn". Think "hand MADE". All animation is hand MADE by immensely talented human beings, including the computer stuff!

This is what I want to do and he is my animation idol

I know we’re all admiring Glen Keane’s animation here, and rightly so, but can we also acknowledge how he nails each of the characters personalities just with his voice? He could have just phoned it in, but he put a lot of energy into conveying their personalities and it works.

animators are ridiculously talented!

Glen Clean has got to be one of the greatest animators.

Glen Keane is a new level of talent dude

The amount of character and flourish in this little encounter between the three characters, you really can see a month of work went into fine-tuning this.

This makes me proud to study animation.

Imagine having a whole scene deleted after working 3 months on it

I'm kinda blown away now...

I love Glen Keane's work, he's really great. I wish I could meet him and watch him drawing! :)

Talent! Traditional animation is a blessing to witness the process!

wow, a month of drawings for a couple of seconds. It's amazing how they do these:) I love to draw, love these studios:)

one month...no wonder it's so fine

I wonder if Glen Keane protested against the live-action version of this already perfect, complete animated film.

He makes me proud to be an animator!!

Why is 2D hand drawn animation just gone for us? Couldn't there at least be 1 hand drawn animated movie every year Edit: Netflix has all the new 2D animated features so that’s good.

@gabrielsylvestre3708

5 жыл бұрын

Too often, its fading to 3D. Generations change. Now they're starting to make live action movies with real people mimicking what was once 2D. All the major classic fairytales of old have been fulfilled. There's no where else to go unless people just make it up. Usually when people make stuff up these days it is either limited and good, or not good at all. The best ones at it seem to be game companies and Marvel comics.

@nickel9962

4 жыл бұрын

It’s coming back, you posted this 2years ago , now the industry is planing on creating more tradigital animations like klaus and even mixed ones similar to into the spiderverse

@spaghettibolognese5838

4 жыл бұрын

klaus

@Charle_Z

3 жыл бұрын

There’s always anime

i can't wait to graduate and one day be apart of the animation world

Good lord, one month to animate a few seconds? These guys must be getting paid very well because this is super difficult

I am in love. With these drawings.

I thought Little Mermaid was the last Disney feature to use cells. I guess they were still using pencil sketches to work out the animation, then it was scanned into a computer.

It looks like he animated some of Princess Jasmine too as seen in the flip

Its like a flip book!

really?! because that's been my dream since I was like 7 lol. The only problem is that the animation industry really took a hit when disney laid off nearly almost all of thier animators & only hires animators for temporary assginments now.

Oh god this is beautiful ;___;

No doubt some of the best artist in the world...

Can't wait to see it remade, with less expression and magic the original had...

@phexus82

3 жыл бұрын

I still haven't watched the remake. I tried watching the Lion king and didn't make it past the first scene. Nothing beats the magic of hand drawn animation.

I really hand-draw animation but that is good awesome 😀😀😀😀

A clean up artist traces over Glen's drawings on new sheets of paper (to get more definitive lines), then (back then) they would put a transparent cel over the cleaned up drawings to trace them on, then use acrylic based paint to color it. Then, the cels are placed over a painted background and shot frame by frame with a camera.

Glen Keane = God

@Taldisuiskai

10 жыл бұрын

I wish I can have at least one lesson with him

@petitealby

9 жыл бұрын

Manos Veisakis he is beyond gods haha

@whenraindropsfall

6 жыл бұрын

Glen Keane < God

and that's why 3d animation has taken over

aah i LOVE aladdin!!

pure talent!!!

I love it!

it's all good man no worries, i'm glad we share a love of animation

Can i like .......... die of his talent ?

What do you mean "new"? Glen Keane has been working on Disney films since the 80s! But he still is inspiring to watch. ^^

Wow nice! 😍

awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The only movie both legends, Eric Goldberg and Glen Kene, worked on together.

Oh. My. Gosh. Somebody understands my pain...

Every time I have doubts on being an animator I go to youtube and search for a Glen Keane vid and I get inspited all over again

Good job !

Oh god I would love to learn to animate in any way, hand or 3d I don't care. It's magical. If I knew how to do both I'd be god or somethinggg yeah.

He (Glen Keane is so good at drawing and animating

genial!!!, que bueno es ver este tipo de animacion

very very cool :) he really can draw!!

if you see dragonball z they grrrrrr for a min wth the same frame. they talk for 30 seconds using only 2 frame.

@gabrielsylvestre3708

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah,...anime don't have fluid motion like Disney movies. Only some do, but they cheat by having their closing up on the eyes or have their mouths opening just a little. Standing still and talking saves on the frames of animation but people can tell that dead space of non-fluid life. (For those who pay attention.) Its a lot of work to get a result for a "feel of atmosphere". Its worth it if you do an animation everyone appreciates because then it flips. Then, all the work and time you spent on it, can be viewed over and over again by MANY viewers for years and years to come. Which means that one moment in time that took you forever to create it is worth more than the amount of times viewed; because the amount of times viewed will be eventually equal more than the time spent if the work is on or beyond par.

@credinzel6996

5 жыл бұрын

That's how japanese studios take advantage of their budgets. Less frames, barely syncing with lips, and adapting mangas which are heavy in dialogue. More story than animation?

@Ruldolphmaker

5 жыл бұрын

Budget? more like time. Anime is done MUCH quicker than a full disney movie. specially a tv show. The episodes take 2 months to animate.

Ahh im majoring in animation for college next year.. its things like this that keep on inspiring me to become one!

12 seconds takes a month.. So if one dude was working on a film instead of a team, it would take like 40 years to finish a feature. Guess its true what they say. Teamwork makes the dream work.

this got me to get off my ass and start practicing animating again :)

nice job glen

it takes a month to draw several seconds of an animation i can never be that patient

every second spent working on this was totally worth it. i mean, growing up in the 90s, we were so spoiled with all of these amazing animated movies. i feel kinda sorry for the kids today. they're growing up with shitty modern versions of scooby doo and dora when we grew up with aladdin and the lion king

@jamalanimation They likely did that for final clean up, but from what I have read, and watched they still used the basic pencil to paper technique to create The Princess and the Frog.

Traditional 2d animation is really stunning but you guys need to stop bashing 3d animation. You don't meed to bring one down to push the other up, both are incredible and should be respected and appreciated.

@TroelsBrusen not sure what this is in response to, but to clarify: what glen is doing on the screen here is called flipping. rolling is what animators do with their non-drawing hand when they are actually animating. They put their fingers between the drawings and move them them forward and back to test the movement of the animation as they draw. They are then free to draw in more details instantaneously--and then check the movement again by rolling. you flip the scene when it is done.

gosh....this is going to drive me nuts. a month for a few seconds...but if something i work on becomes part of someones childhood, its worth it. :D

amazing, absolutley inspiring, no?

"You know this garra?" :))

@hlnl56 Well, there's flash animation which basically works like digital cut-out animation; you set the key-poses and let the software make everything move between those (even then, you usually have to tweak it). But for classic, hand-drawn animation, yeah this is how it's done. Although, it doesn't have to start on paper anymore now that we have tablets; particularly video tablets like the Cintiq.

and with the retirement of Miyazaki we will need somebody new to step up and put 3d to shame

@EasyCartoonDrawingTutorials

3 жыл бұрын

Glen actually works in 3D studios. He draws over scenes to help the animators get fluidity in their 3D work! 3D isn't the enemy, just another style!

people in the coments: OmG AnImAtiOn TaKEs So LoNG???? me, an animation student:...

I wonder how much time they're given to draw each page?

You sure can have tremendous amounts of respect from the guy. He's a legend. But just so you know, animated movies are generally 12 frames per seconds. Plus, senior animators like Glen usually draw the important poses, and then, there are people filling-up the drawings in-between to give the animation more fluidity.

How long does it take to flip through one of those flip books? Hopefully more than 30 seconds.

I think 3D is cool, because I studie it, but animation film is so good in 2D!!!!

@jamalanimation Pixar is actually open to do traditional animation, it's just that Disney thinks that by having movies in 3D, it would somehow automatically make it a good movie, get more audiences and make more money. They won't provide the money to produce traditional animation unless it's a fairytale genre or has elements of a fairytale, which is absolutely ridiculous. It's kind of ironic now, because before they hated 3D, now they're constantly using it to make money...

OM-FACTS!

I don't know, tangled and a few other movies had some gorgeous work in them, and a lot of that 3d stuff starts with 2d. just because tools and media changes doesn't mean the legacy is gone, it's just a new trail, and it's really starting to come into its own!

hey, I made one of these in 3rd grade :D

OMG!!!!!!!!

@Dalen77 - People rarely, if ever use 3's or 4's, the motion would be far to jagged. Most animations uses a combination of 1's and 2's because it gives it the slick, fluid motion that you always see in films. Seeing as Glen Keane said that they used 24 frames a second, they must primarily be on 1's. Animation legend Richard Williams thinks for the most part that even 2's doesn't give a smooth enough motion.

It's too bad that we don't get quality animation like this anymore, now it's all freaky looking 3D graphics. You know, there's a beauty to 2D that 3D doesn't have and combined with computers, it's like watching pictures come to life. Now anime is as close to 2D as I can get...but that's no enough to fill the void that the legacy has left behind.

@RatherGrim Also 3s are used the most in the Disney films in again the slow scenes coming out of holds where there is little movement, but some times there just mixed in in a lot scenes, 4s are more in Japanese animation, but you might get a few 4s in slow holds where your trying to keep the drawing alive, Bluth did this so well in the Land Before Time holds, great holds coming in and out, some of the best Ives seen. They didn't perfect this back in Bambi yet.

Then how does he turn them from paper to screen with all the colors and the neat work ?

Can someone tell me where I can get this kind of paper to do stuff like this?

@fluffedsquirrel

7 жыл бұрын

Try yupo art paper sheets.

@yonicorn1641

3 жыл бұрын

printer paper does the job but you need something to light the pages. Otherwise you can get tracing paper

@mritunjayvarun6369

3 жыл бұрын

it's nothing to do with the paper though, it's all skills...so you need skills buddy not paper.

He's really good What is that acme punched paper made out?

You're so right, but even as an absolute fan of 3D CG, I also understand where Makilore is coming from. Right now, 3D is something new, something awesome and a bit different, and we haven't figured outeverything we can do with it. But it's not an evolution of 2D. In the end, it's like you said, a new trail, but I don't think that 3D can or should replace 2D.

let me paraphrase i meant he's on another level of talent

Can you upload the behind the scenes of this movie?

@RatherGrim I got accepted to Sheridan College's classical animation program, no your wrong, many people don't no this it is like a secret, 3s are used all the time in the slow scenes, its saves tons of work with so little increments between drawings, its better in 3s or 4s because theirs less drawings to jitter and shake, and you will not notice at all, you just have to mix it with 2s especially for the faster movements coming out of the hold.

Aren't there faster ways to do the animation drawings? I mean with all the technology we have and stuff? Just curious.

It's called Rolling ...

@tmlp1118 It was a response to some dude that said the opposet .. But now i check, I can agree with you! I have always been thought different?.. But thank you for making it clear to me!

I can draw like that too but i need to pick up speed to match up.

ディズニーのアニメーターが数秒間のために描いてる絵の量クソワロタｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗ　かなり多い アニメーションは伝統的に1秒間に24コマで作成される場合が多い。これはかつてテレビがなかった時代、アニメーション＝アニメーション映画であり、映画のフィルムは1秒間に24コマだったからである。 このとき、常に1秒間に24枚の絵を描いてアニメーションを作成すると、大変な労力が必要であり、時間もお金もかかってしまうため、2コマおきに1枚（2コマ通し・1秒間に12枚）／3コマおきに1枚（3コマ通し・1秒間に8枚）の絵を描くアニメーションの手法が出来上がっていった。 なおテレビアニメにおいては、手塚治虫の鉄腕アトムで3コマ撮り（1秒間に8枚）が導入され、30分のアニメを毎週放送することに成功、これが以降の日本のテレビアニメの標準になっていった。 ところで、フルアニメを見ると、とてもヌルヌルと動いて見える。これは動きの多さに目が圧倒されることもあるのであろうが、それがすべて手描きの絵であることが要因の一つであると考えられる。手描きであるため、そこには必ず動きに人間が干渉し、計算されたCGアニメや実写とは動きと違う、いわゆる「フルアニメで動く」感覚が生まれる。 もう一つ、枚数の少ないアニメーションの中に、逆に1秒間に24枚を使用するフルアニメの部分が存在すると、その部分だけが強調された様に感じることがある。このことから、 戦闘の激しさを強調したいシーン 特に笑いをとりたいシーン 変身シーンなどのバンクシーン などで、フルアニメが用いられることが多いようである。

That's a definitive yes-all-the-way! (I also have to correct myself, I forgot he animated Bernard from the Rescuers so he actually has been with Disney since the 1970s!) Also I'm re-reading my comment, and I hope I didn't sound too aloof. :(

or TV shows how do they get done!?

You know, I've only really heard of guys becoming animators. I'm a girl, and art is my passion, and I think that animation is what I really want to do. Would that be kinda weird since I'm a girl? Haha.. an answer would be appreciated

who the hell dislikes this??? ah-maizng!

I love seeing animation in the original pencil drawins. You shoud check out "How Ollie Johnston Animates a scene" that AbraCadaveric has uploaded, it's mint!!

@mariguingui I almost think Strawberry means that being an animator's the worst job ever.. having to do all that work and all

1 dislike ????!!!! like....why??