Wow i love your breakdown on helping us do much on making animations. Glad i found your channel too…

Few seconds in and I'm hooked. A minute later and I'm subbed. What you do is what I love. Glad I found your channel.

@startanimating695

2 жыл бұрын

I am glad that my videos are of value. Hope I can create more videos that will benefit you in the future. Blessings

Great video lots of value…we appreciate it ,you saving the animator beginner from quitting…god bless you

I bought an acoustic panel and it helped me a lot

Thank you very much for taking your time to share your work process.

@startanimating695

4 жыл бұрын

It's a pleasure :) Glad you like the video

@gummyghost8002

2 жыл бұрын

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This is a fantastic breakdown of creating an animation. Great explanation!

@startanimating695

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the kind comment. I launched a new website called StartAnimating today. Feel free to go check it out. Go visit bit.ly/3dRLyG7 Hopefully I see you there.

Exactly what I want...thank you so much for your honest teaching style.

@startanimating695

Жыл бұрын

You are welcome!

Thank you very much! It's crystal clear

Very useful explanation of your work process and suggestions on the tools to use. Thanks a lot!

@startanimating695

2 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Brother this was so so good thank you for putting together this video, this has been an inspiration! God bless you!

@startanimating695

8 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

This help me to understand the process of producing animation video. Thx u.

Absolutely amazing video. Exactly this what I needed

Thanks for sharing this, I'm really glad I could see this. You have inspired me more. I am starting animation and although I use moho to animate, I still find this so useful. Thanks once again

@startanimating695

4 жыл бұрын

Hi, thank you for this message. Glad you enjoyed the video. I actually created an online course that goes much more in detail on how to create your own animation series. Go check it out if you are interested. I am sure it will help you a lot. bit.ly/2Y1e814 What area of the video did you find most interesting? Would love to hear your thoughts

@technicaltrekker2116

2 жыл бұрын

Same I am also use Moho for Animation Moho is now future

@michaelknowles9187

9 ай бұрын

Hey how do I go about finding out about these free tools

I like celtx, but you go well beyond what I include when I'm writing a script.

How come you have so less subscribers. You definitely deserve more. Well...atleast you have my subscription. Please keep up the good work!👍

@startanimating695

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for this great comment and thank you for subscribing. I really appreciate it.

Great information on your process

@startanimating695

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the kind comment. I launched a new website called StartAnimating today. Feel free to go check it out. Go visit bit.ly/3dRLyG7 Hopefully I see you there.

Thank you! Great information and video.

@startanimating695

Жыл бұрын

Pleasure. Glad it was helpful

Lovely 😊 thanks

wonderful work

Dios te bendiga amigo; excelente felicitaciones

Thank you so much

Amazing informative video sir really appreciated❤

Thank you so much now I can get creative and start my own animation series

@startanimating695

3 жыл бұрын

Glad the video was of help

@tehotshiamoditshetelo2807

3 жыл бұрын

@@startanimating695 Thank you

@tehotshiamoditshetelo2807

3 жыл бұрын

@@startanimating695 Thank you so much I just got started with script

If you love celtx then your love joplin! You can throw everything into it, it's like evernote but it's open source (free! ) you can create characters and stories and put them in joplin creating a character database with links and notes and other plug-ins you can add to it! Also you can add pdf, any text or document, pictures, music or audio, movies everything goes! Any digital assets you have you can put it in joplin. You can backup things, and can export to many outlet such as html, pdf, csv and few other. You can also use an A.I. to help you with this and also to create tables and markdown codes! Joplin is markdown base platform which gives more power and it's not hard to use. You be able to catalogue characters and stories as you work with layers of folders upon layers! You just can't go wrong with this!

well narrated, congratulations

@startanimating695

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much. Glad you loved the video.

hi man i really appreciate it how you teaching us you are agood man

@startanimating695

3 жыл бұрын

Hi, thank you so much for the complement. I really appreciate it and hope to bring you more videos in the future.

excellent video. Thank you

@startanimating695

4 жыл бұрын

Glad you like it. Hope it was helpful

Guuuauuu Very Nice, !! Thanks !!

GREAT CHANNEL:)

Thanks for all your help my friend 🙏 this still holds up pretty well after 2 years, I’m curious if you would still recommend using these softwares for rigging/animation compared to latest versions of Adobe character animator / character creator 🤔

@startanimating695

2 жыл бұрын

Hi, This video was made with CTA3 and I know work with CTA4. It has a lot of great new features lie the 3D head, etc. For me personally I will continue working with CTA for a long time :-)

thanks

Thanks, I just starting doing animation series on my channel. What perfect timing :) Sub 4 Life!

Very nice. Why are you using Vimeo and not KZread?

hi ya,how are you ?i hope your well. i am using my sound for little animation in audacity. should i put the all the voices together in audacity then use it CTA4? or should i break up the sound in CTA4 scene by scene? i still have the neck problem with fat character i have,how you stop wobbling with not neck,it looks like wobbly spinning top , where you put the neck bone?

Sangat menginspirasi

Unable to find rigging tutorial which you mentioned in the video. Can you share the link?

Where can I watch your series ?

Благодарю Вас за интересное видео пояснение по СТА 4 Мечтаю купить СТА 5

good job

@startanimating695

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks

Brilliant! Do you have a website besides the training school? I’d like to know if you offer animation services. Thank you!

@startanimating695

2 жыл бұрын

Hi. My website is www.startanimating.com. I don't usually offer animation services, but it normally depends on the project and time.

What is the text behind TweenOvate?

Like # 100!!!!!

@startanimating695

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the kind comment. I launched a new website called StartAnimating today. Feel free to go check it out. Go visit bit.ly/3dRLyG7 Hopefully I see you there.

Good

@startanimating695

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the complement. Much appreciated

That’s a great character unlike the terrible G3 characters of these days.

@startanimating695

20 күн бұрын

Thanks. Glad you like it

hi ya, how are you ? long time. i have been busy with CTA4, learning everything thing about it, its been great, i just wanted to ask you how do you stop the head bobbling in you character template for your fat character? i have a fat character that has no neck do you not add the neck bone? i find if i add a neck it bobbles from side to side, can you help?

@startanimating695

2 жыл бұрын

Hi, I also have a fat character and I don't have that problem, even though I do have a neck bone. My suggestion is to adjust the neck bone, making it longer or shorter and see what makes the bobbling head less. Hope it works

@eggroll681

2 жыл бұрын

@@startanimating695 thank you. ill try that out

The script writing software keeps coming up as a "Windows file" is that supposed to happen? Great video btw

@tweenxstream2986

3 жыл бұрын

Hi, thanks for the reply. Yes the script writing software I used in this video ised to be free, but have changed. I use a different software now called KIT Scenatist. It is also free to download and very user friendly. Glad you liked the video

How long does it take to male 1 episode?

genius

@startanimating695

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the kind comment. I launched a new website called StartAnimating today. Feel free to go check it out. Go visit bit.ly/3dRLyG7 Hopefully I see you there.

faaaaaaaaaaaaantaaaaaaaastic

@startanimating695

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it :-)

can i asking more? can you teach me how to import sound from microphone {my voice} thanks

@startanimating695

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Noni, thank you for your question. I have a free training video on how to create your very first animation as a beginner. In this video I show how to record your own voice inside Cartoon Animator 4 and use it on your character. Feel free to go to this link to get that free training video. I am sure it will help you with your question. get the free video training here: bit.ly/3zxht96

what the name for software(application)for to make the each scene(each episode)? thanks.

@startanimating695

3 жыл бұрын

Hi. I use Cartoon Animator 4 for animations and Serif Draw Plus X6 to create characters, backdrops, scenes and props.

@nonihalida3855

3 жыл бұрын

@@startanimating695 thanks a lot for your help. i will try it. I am newbie in cartoon animation.:)

@startanimating695

3 жыл бұрын

@@nonihalida3855 You are welcome. You should check out my website www.startanimating.com. I launched it a few weeks ago and it is aimed to help newbie animators like yourself. Blessings

How do you get the idea for the script?

@startanimating695

5 ай бұрын

I actually did a video on this topic. Here is a link if you want to go check it out. kzread.info/dash/bejne/eIiJqZVuldu4qtY.html

Nah, I didn’t know the Jimmy Neutron cast became superheroes!! Jk

Why don't you make tutorials for us!

I am attempting to make my own amimated webserie i have bought the software and monitor plus I have been learning all animation stuff but I dont have enough time thats frustating sometimes I wanted quit my currwntly job as cuatomer representative at callcenter to persuit my dreams but I have to pay the commodities

@startanimating695

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the kind comment. I launched a new website called StartAnimating today. Feel free to go check it out. Go visit bit.ly/3dRLyG7 Hopefully I see you there.

I making my own show on my channel "called to a new world " It has a lot of characters I'm still making the characters 😅

@startanimating695

2 жыл бұрын

Would love to see your series when its done

I try but I no how can get money after doing this

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Okay, so you have some awesome tips and methods on how to create your own animation, and you are a "sound engineer." Can you please help make this content more enjoyable by doing some sound engineering and edit out all your "ums" and "ahs"?? I get it, English isn't your main language but you ARE proficient enough to have a conversation in it so, you have to know how incredibly distracting and annoying all those extra (needless) noises are. And what in the world we're all those random sounds in the background towards the end?! Buddy, seriously, EDIT your own video's audio before throwing it online. Write out a simple script just like you showed us; have an idea of what you're going to say... and then read it; Don't ad-lib, READ!! I love all the incredible knowledge you share here and I will definitely be applying it, but I can't imagine suffering through your verbal stumbling for an entire hour again. And that makes me sad because I can't even share this video with other artists because I know they won't be able to get past the poor audio preparation and narration. I hope you're a strong enough man to hear this as if your best friend is giving you the same advice because I'm not trying to tear you down, I'm sharing my honest experience. If you're going to put yourself out there to a big audience, you have to be very honest with them AND yourself. I know you'll do better in future videos... and I look forward to seeing them. (As long as you don't respond with some ridiculous rant that justifies the poor audio quality you provided here.) 😎👍

@startanimating695

2 жыл бұрын

Hi, thank you for your honest opinion. And no, there is no harsh feelings from my side. I value honest critique because that is the only way one can improve. I am not here to make excuses, but I am a sound engineer, not a video editor or producer. I love animation from childhood and I made this dream a reality. And so I want to share my journey and what I have learned with other people that may also find themselves where I was. Am I a KZreadr? No I am not and I HAVE A LOT TO LEARN and a LOT OF AREAS TO IMPROVE on. With that I can't agree with more. But even though my English aren't the best and I don't have a lot of confidence being in front of a camera, KZread is a great tool to share your knowledge with people. You can't show people animation principles like squash and stretch in a blog. So video is the best medium. And how do I read off a script if I have to focus on what I am drawing in front of me, or doing screen sharing? So as it stand I kinda have to do these videos "off-script". As a sound engineer for nearly 20 years I can tell you that my early music was terrible and I am embarred to play it to people. 20 years later I have received 9 award nominations and won 2 of them here in South Africa. When you keep working on your craft you WILL GET BETTER OVER TIME. And that I know. And as someone that is not a KZreadr and doesn't edit videos or know much about lighting, I am learning and listening to my latest videos on this channel, you will see that they sound a lot better (but those uhms and ahhs are still there. lol). I learned and made adjustments. I am learning a lot about video production and just like my sound engineering career, I know that I will improve with my videos. But with that said, gaining confidence to speak better in front of a camera will take time. That is not something I can simply learn. I will only get better the more I do it. To be honest, I really do enjoy making these videos and share what I have learned in animating with other people. So I have two options. Continue with what I am doing knowing that I will still be terrible at it for a while and slowly improve. Or quit... For now, I choose to continue and learn. But thank you again for your honest message. I really appreciate it. Blessings

Great explaining and break down of the process, I always knew that it would be a big task to animate myself and I want to give it a try because I have such a clear vison of what I want to complete but I'm still a little daunted by all the programs and areas of production that are unfamiliar to me. I would love to follow you if you are on Instagram for more advise :)