Introduction to CelAction2D
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ACE – Technical Workshop Descriptor
Libby Bass Technical Instruction Area: Animation Academic Programme/Level/Workshop code:
MA Date: 12.02.15 time: 10.00 - 1.00 Room Number: 4B4 Maximum Numbers Possible: 10 Pre-requisites/Skill Levels/Workshop Preparation:
It's a good idea to have a play on CelAction2D and watch any training videos if possible before attending the workshop. Students must bring: A portable hard drive or large capacity pen drive to save files New Language and Vocational Terms Introduced: Key Processes/Technologies Covered: Exploring the interface. Assembling a character. Animation Duration of Workshop: 1 Day Handouts/Tutorial
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About CelAction2D
CelAction2D is professional 2D animation software for films, TV series and commercials. It is the software of choice for many leading animators, and represents the state-of-the-art in high quality, high volume production. Using vectors and/or bitmaps, character models can be rigged into a skeleton so that animation can be changed and reused easily. The movement of the skeleton can also be automatically inbetweened in a variety of ways, making animation faster than ever before. Effects are built into the scene so they can be created, animated and edited quickly by the animators themselves. With over 60 effects available, scenes can be made visually richer and more dynamic with very little effort. Remarkably for a 2D program, CelAction2D has no drawing tools - all assets are created in your preferred software (such as Photoshop, TV Paint, Illustrator or Flash), allowing you to choose exactly how you create your images. So vectors, scanned sketches and photos are all easily imported and animatable. What CelAction2D gives you is the power to animate these assets extremely quickly. You never have to draw the same thing twice. Technical Learning Objectives: Students will be introduced to the CelAction2D interface. This workshop will concentrate on building a very simple Actor rig - a ball, and basic bouncing ball animation techniques. At the end of the workshop students should have a basic understanding of CelAction2D and be able to create a simple working Actor rig and animations. UK Studios that use, and run courses in CelAction | ||
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Examples of CelAction 2D
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