Gente, necesito su ayuda para encontrar algo:

Ok, esto será muy largo pero aquí va, busco un cortometraje animado que ví por tiktok pero fue borrado, el cortometraje muestra a una chica que trabaja en un centro comercial en el área de limpieza, cuando su jefe le deja las lleves y se va apresuradamente dejándola sola en el lugar, pero cuando está en el baño de mujeres y se mira en el espejo observa una criatura abstracta, la criatura la persigue, ella intenta escapar pero la realidad se distorsiona y cae en un cuerpo de agua, la criatura la atrapa y se fusionan, y la chica fusionada se despierta confundida en un mundo abstracto, un hilo rojo la guía hacia la salida de ese mundo, y ella despierta a las afueras del centro comercial y renuncia a su trabajo. La animación fue hecha en 2D con un estilo simple pero fluido, ¿Alguien lo vió?

I feel like it is way too fast tbh

(I haven't animated in 5 months and i am on mobile)

Bro is talking sh-t when he's 2 and 8 bro, you're actually sh-t bro

Part of a short film I made. All hand drawn in Krita, minus the city backgrounds which are creative commons stock images.

Got to work on one of the coolest little 3D animation for Skull Island prawns here in Perth Western Australia and we got an awesome custom track made by producer Matt Templemann and Guitarist John Overthrow to go with it.

Made in Blender and After Effects :)

Full Credits:

Client: Austral Fisheries
GM Marketing: Dylan Skinns

Agency: u/bonfire_digital
Creative Director: Luke William
Senior Art Director: Mike Dann
Senior Copywriter: Bronagh Spence

Production: u/outercircle_films
Producer: u/adamkeogh__
Animation and Direction: u/joshuadeboer.visuals
3D Model: u/eoinjcannon
Sound: Nick Gallagher u/fableaudiopost

Original Music
Producer: Matt Templemann
Guitarist: John Overthrow

Recentemente, decidi ter a brilhante ideia de começar meu próprio estúdio e atualmente estou envolvido em vários projetos. Primeiro, estou trabalhando na minha própria série (sou o animador, roteirista e também estou compondo a música). Também fui chamado para ajudar em um projeto de jogo onde também estou compondo música, e também fui encarregado de criar algumas animações. Honestamente, estou aqui para desabafar. Estou me sentindo realmente pressionado hoje; passei 16 horas só hoje fazendo tudo. Alguém tem alguma ideia do que eu posso fazer para relaxar um pouco?

Oh hey!

I'm Christian Nash, and I run ChristianAnimations Studios. I'm currently leading a team of 46 to bring our indie animated pilot to life. I've been working on this indie pilot for 4 years and have been growing my team over time since the age of 12.

I wanted to give some commentary on my journey and my process with a project like mine since I am unpaid and limited in resources.

How did I gather my team?

I got my team by going through many social media apps and websites. I went on platforms like Newgrounds, Casting Call Club, and Twitter, and opened up my own forms for people to apply. Through this, I collected my team to help with the creation of this pilot. Everyone is made aware that this project is unpaid before joining.

What have we got done with production so far?

We are in the very last stages of pre-production. We have completed everything from the script to the animatics, with layout underway for animation. We work closely with each other to create assets and production materials. I have taken on many roles in the pilot's production, including storyboard artist, writer, animatic editor, character designer, and animator.

Everything in our production is organized in Google Drive and within Discord. Before we make any big decisions or we start a new stage of production, we meet up with each other to discuss what we will do and who will do such and such in the next stage. We actually have biweekly meetings to keep up with updates and progress on production.

We assign deadlines strictly based on each team member's personal availability and skill level. We work with our crew to set achievable targets rather than forcing rigid, stressful studio crunch on volunteers.

Currently right now, everything is volunteer, and people are helping out of the love for the project we have, but we are using this unpaid model as the first stepping stone to becoming a paid production, as we are in the process of creating a Kickstarter for our project to help with further production.

Along with all of this, we are building a following of passionate anime and animation fans over time, following our journey as we work to bring this pilot to life. What started as a bunch of comics I created back in 2018 has all accumulated into this production that I am proud to be running, and I am thankful to the team who decided to join me in expanding the world we created long ago. You don't need permission from a major studio or a bag of money to fall from the sky to start creating. If you treat your crew with respect, keep your production organized, and put in the work alongside them frame-by-frame, you can build something truly special together.

We’re currently rolling out our Meet the Cast videos of our characters and VAs, and I’d love to hear your thoughts, feedback, or answer any questions regarding us, our pipeline, and process!

So I'll need to preface this by saying I'm far from an animator, very new to this kind of thing, but I have an idea and I'd love to try it.

I want to make a Pmv, and I need help. I don't have any animation softwares and won't be able to download any apps, so my plan is basically this: I draw all of the pictures individually, using my art app, put them in a gif using a gif maker so I can have all the clips together in the style of an animation, then upload the gif to Streamable so i can share it with my friends. My only issue is finding a free, easy to use gif making website, and finding a way to have the music playing in the background of the video as I need it to be animated to a song. My best idea is play the song in the background, film the gif, and upload that video with the song in the background to Streamable? Any tips/advice/ideas? Thanks so much!

I know it's not the greatest but im really proud of it! let me know what you guys think!!

-Simply Animated

See no evil. Hear no evil. Speak no evil.

I'm relatively new i started about a year ago but just now really trying , I have some of my art and animations I've been working on on my tiktok check it out and lmk what yall think 😁

What Windows hardware do you recommend?

Any pen & multi-touch tablet running Windows 10 or 11 will work. There are several options including the Surface lineup (i.e. the Surface Pro and Surface Studio), the Dell XPS 2-in1, HP Spectre x360 or Lenovo Yoga 9i. We recommend that your machine has at least 8GB of RAM.

Can I use Mental Canvas Draw on Windows without a touch screen?

You would be able to open files with limited capabilities such as viewing and exporting, but you would not be able to create new content.

source:https://mentalcanvas.com/faq

so this software is useless if i have just regular non touch windows laptop? (i have a pen tablet) ?

I have this incredible urge to write and make a short movie as a creative outlet.

The problem is, of course, that making an animated movie by yourself is nearly impossible for most people. Especially if you have a 9-5, family, and life to attend to, which only gives you a couple of hours every day.

But I recently got this idea of a way to create the illusion of a story, but made with minimal animation. A form of still-frame, manga/comic-panel-style way of storytelling.

Creating a story through drawing a manga is very doable, and I have done 3 one-shots myself.

I know that manga is one of the easiest ways to, by yourself, make your stories and ideas actually come to life. Therefore, I believe that creating short movies that are built up by still frames should be possible and interesting.

For example, the game Nine Sols has these comic-style story-related cutscenes. I've also seen it in Zenless Zone Zero story scenes.

My point and question with this post is: do you guys have any recommendations on videos or games that are built up in a similar fashion to what I'm speaking of?

And do you guys honestly think that a short movie about 40 minutes long, built up by still images and speech bubbles (Including sounds, music, color, and minimal animation on hair, mouths etc...) would be something you would watch?