This course contains a little bit of everything with modeling, UVing, texturing and dynamics in Maya, as well as compositing multilayered EXR's in Photoshop.
There's not really much reaction to the logo coming down (~120), perhaps even just a subtle duck or lean backward. Also, I wonder about him grabbing the edge first (~180), and then his head coming into view, as though he's pulling himself up. Looks great though, awesome work.
I choose not to add a great reaction to the logo because i thought it would drop too fast and the audience wont have time to read it. However, I added it into my fourth pass...and i must say it the reaction helps.
You'd be surprised how much subtlety goes into animated performances, far beyond what I or most people actually notice, because it goes by too fast or it's just a very minor movement, but that's what makes a performance great. Even subconsciously, it directs attention or shows emotion. A single frame can be enough for the audience to "read" something.
really great. love the animation. my only critique would be the actual font of the logo. its a cool font but it makes it harder to read the name of the company. apart from that the animation is lovely
the more I Think I know about Maya the less I seem to know about it.
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