Vimeo user Irina Neustroeve has put together a wonderful compilation of different titles for almost 250 different animated features from 1937 till 2012.
It's really interesting to see how much animation styles have changed and how some of the basics like particles and reflection have stayed true this long. If you're big into animated logos or animation, you'll want to check this out.
This video presents titles of animated feature films in order from 1937 to 2012 year which were produced in the USA. These video consists only 243 titles. Titles were selected in accordance with the ranking of IMBD and only the first part of the sequel was selected for video. Full list of animated feature films used in the video you can find here: http://teeter-totter-tam.ru/titles Video has Full HD resolution, but some separate titles have SD and less resolution. Music Shopping For Explosives by Coconut Monkeyrocket http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Coconut_Monkeyrocket/The_Coconut_Monkeyrocket__Martinibomb_SPLIT/csr016_05_coconut-monkeyrocket_-_shopping-for-explosives
In this first installment of practical ways to have fun with existing Brograph tutorials, we create a talking Jack o' Lantern face, play it on an iPad, and insert it into a pumpkin. This video uses Brograph Tutorial 009 - Animating 2D Mouth in After Effects Using Expressions .
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkbYQLr9GpU
If you'd like to get the audio file and try this yourself, use this link...
http://www.brograph.com/s/pumpkinaif.zip
We'd love to see your version if you make your own. In fact, if you do ANY fun little projects using a Brograph tutorial please send us something. We'd love to feature it on a Fun with Brograph segment.
This is a great tutorial on creating an object in Cinema 4D and printing it with a Makerbot. So cool!
This is a great article from Matt Frodsham on how to "...reduce heavy calculations in Cinema 4D in order to retain Viewport speed while working with large scenes."
He covers quite a bit.
