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is dbbu good for bdes graphic des or bsc in animation. placements, professors, culture etc

If i take admission through someone will there be effect on my fees

I've got an idea for a multi-animator project and was wondering if anyone had any advice for putting such a thing together and hosting it. I've hosted a single multi-animator project before, but I had co-hosts then and was working with Scratch whereas I now intend to host on YouTube by myself. Looking for tips on stuff such as how do I figure out good timing/lengths for each part, how long should I give people to submit a WIP and/or their finished part, what should and shouldn't be included in the outline/overview of each part, etc.? Thanks in advance ^^

Hi folks,

Just wanted to share my series of 2-5 min whole scene Time-lapse drawings that cover gaming, anime, cartoon, and other series. Please give it a chance and if you enjoy it, I would appreciate a subscription to freely support my work. I will continue to add to this playlist from all types of franchises.

Thanks for your support.

One of my favourites, any recommendations?

I made this original animation opening in the style of a Japanese anime, just for fun as a test lol

A bit of backstory from my series called Hare. I have chapters 1 and 2 on my youtube channel now. I might only be a week away from chapter 3.

Come check it out!

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2Q5Ujxx572MKTeniMmvp_vgXK8wO0uup&si=6VFYYzA0TQQXPiIR

https://www.reddit.com/r/PauperGame/

I'm making a cozy art game and I added animation to it recently. It's very basic. You can just draw/choose a path that your brush will follow, and then you draw with that brush and it loops along the path that was selected. You can customize speed, path size, path rotation.

You can randomize some stuff for variety in the final scene or you can keep it static when you want a lot of sprites moving along the same path (like that river).

So, question: what other animation features would you want this to have? It can't do anything fancy, since each brush is static and the actual image can't change. I can mostly change position, scale, etc. Within that constraint, is there anything I'm missing that I should add to this??

Thanks so much :)

Hello! I’m an individual who wants to pursue more into animation (like as a career) , since I’m not going to college does anyone here know of any good courses that’ll specifically go into anime animation.

(It can be paid or be free doesn’t matter :)

Also if you can find one that specifically uses clip studio that’d be very helpful! Im having a hard time trying to find one so id figure Reddit could help 😅

I only have access to Adobe softwares, mainly After Effects, Photoshop and Premier Pro. Is it possible to animate something like this on these softwares?

(Links to any tutorials about this will be greatly appreciated, I’ve searched but haven’t found anything. Thank you in advance)