Webinar - Creating advanced rigs for your characters in Moho with Mike Roberts
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For more information about Moho, visit: www.mohoanimation.com
Watch this FREE 1-hour webinar with Mike Roberts. In this presentation, Mike will talk about how he approaches to character rigging and how important is to understand its acting in order to create unique rigs. Mike will also share some of his projects made with Moho, some tips and tricks that will surely help you in your creative process. Following the presentation, there will be a Q&A session.
About the presenter
JUNO award winning Director Mike Roberts is the Supervising Director of TBS's Final Space. He's best known for his work directing the titles sequence and episodes of Netflix's hit animated series, 'Bojack Horseman' (starring Will Arnett and Aaron Paul). He's also directed on 'F is For Family' (starring Bill Burr), as well as over 28 episodes of Comedy Central's 'Triptank'. He graduated with honors from Canada's Sheridan College and moved quickly from jr. animator, to storyboard artist, to director and finally moved to Hollywood. As well as his many TV credits, he has directed spots for Honda and Burger King, ABC television, and Pulse Electric Scooters as well as music videos for The Sadies and The Pack AD. He’s also director and creator of the series 'Dallas and Robo' starring John Cena and Kat Dennings of KZread Originals.
Instagram: @TheMikeRoberts
Twitter: @TheMikeRoberts
Website: www.michaeljohnroberts.com
For more information about Moho, visit: www.mohoanimation.com
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Couldn‘t you just release it now? I was at the live event and would really like to watch it again immediately 😅
I was at the webinar, and I took down a lot of good notes. Thank you for sharing your experience, Mike, and thank you to the Moho folks for providing such great software and training.
I've watched many of these Moho webinars, and this one is a top favorite. I was inspired and I learned things from it. Thanks! I hope you'll do another one soon.
Thanks for sharing. I love this webinar. I’m glad it was focused on how to realistically recreate natural movements of characters. I wish we could download some of the rigs to learn more.
Love Mike's work! Great webinar!
Am looking to get into moho.currently using another animation software but moho looks amazing. I think i need to learn the basics first. But thus far the webinar is amazing.
Very helpful stuff. I've been trying to figure out ways to shade my photoshop drawings in Moho. The han solo rig gave me some insight.
thank you
Thank you so much for explaining in detail, I have a question, How to mix 2D and 3D animation (car 3d model)
@mohoanimation
2 жыл бұрын
Mike uses 3D and Moho in at least two ways. Since Moho can import 3D models, the way he combines 3D and Moho is he creates a 3D model and imports it into Moho as an obj file (like Hellboy's gun, for instance). Then he can attach the 3D object to a rig or use it as prop, background, etc. The second way is he first creates the character animation using Moho and then export it as a video with alpha or png sequence and import that into a 3D software to continue working. I hope this helps!
@TopF47Kide
2 жыл бұрын
@@mohoanimation Yes, thank you for clarifying that
About this Question @45:46 importing Ai artwork is really helpful because there are a lot of free vector sources online that use adobe illustrator for me I use extension called 2D rigging toolbox it sends the layers from adobe illustrator to Moho and my character is ready in 2 minutes 😊
Pls, how do you correct your Moho display quality when the images are harsh looking or something... Pls, make a video on this.
Thanks for sharing this amazing rigging tips. Please I need some help with mouth synchronization after rigging. Can you help me out Please?
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Level up 😢😢😢
Man, this can be quite frustrating to follow along with if all you want to know is "how to create advanced rigs". A lot of unnecessary circular explanations going on here. Still a great Tutorial though, don't get me wrong. Keep up the good work.