Here are a few tips and tricks he mentioned to improve your animation! On screen the character should be doing something, not simply wandering around. Give your character something to do. Even a villain should have traits or actions that make the audience empathize with them. If you ask your character about their objective, it should be something able to be proven.

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Here are a few tips and tricks he mentioned to improve your animation! On screen the character should be doing something, not simply wandering around. Give your character something to do. Even a villain should have traits or actions that make the audience empathize with them. If you ask your character about their objective, it should be something able to be proven.
When a scene starts, something happened before. Make sure you remember that! Hooks, so stay tuned for that! In the meantime you can see previous interviews with him here and here. He also has a fantastic book out called Acting for Animators which is chock full of more information like the things above, and a monthly newsletter detailing insights into current animated films!
He was so personal and sincere that you couldn't help but be sucked into the topic. At one point we watched scenes from Chico and Rita, and as he played the end reunion he and many others in the audience sat sobbing at the beauty of it all. Fun to run into it on a site like this! Characters Must Be Relatable Even a villain should have traits or actions that make the audience empathize with them.
Objectives Must Be Provable If you ask your character about their objective, it should be something able to be proven. Scenes Begin in the Middle When a scene starts, something happened before.
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This book, the 4th revised edition of Acting for Animators , includes performance analyses of five feature films : The Little Prince , Boy and the World , Zootopia and Anomalisa Plus, for good measure, I also have included an analysis of Aladdin These analyses can be extremely useful for the animator who wants to see first-hand how acting principles function in the real world. I have spent many hours on each of these films, studying the scenes and characters individually. I was mindful of story and character development, pointing out for the reader when it works and when it does not work — and explaining why. I encourage you to pay close attention to those analyses because they really are the educational icing on the cake that is Acting for Animators. Also, if you want even more film analyses, you only have to click on the Table of Contents link up at the top of the page.
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