FallingGiants's movie Reviews on Newgrounds

[He-Man vs. Rubik's Cube]

Moved very well. Looked great!

SeanDoubleJ responds:

Thank you!

[Pommel n' Ax Puppet Test - Dagger]

Looks fun. Cant wait to see the finshed thing. What software did you make the rig in?

Modstin responds:

The rig was made in After Effects (as is the rest of the animation) art and the pieces of the rig was a workflow between Photoshop and Clip Studio

[Shut your mouth your mediocre clarinet player!]

Fun piece. Lip sync needs some work. When the mouth is closed (on "m" and "p"). Its usually good practice to steal the previous frame (i.e. start the closed mouth 1 frame before it usually would start), this will alow you to see those poses beter, during the animation. Also, your brain sees the cartoon faster than it hears it, so you usually push all mouth positions back one frame from when you hear it in the audio. All rules are open to change, but try these out and see if you like them. Hope this helps.

Hollowligth responds:

Good to see this
I use my mouth moviment to make the lip sync of the animation
Because i don't have knowledge of "how to lip sync"

[Animator Guild - June 2019 Entry "Effects Animation"]

Its fantastic, hope you win!

Porkky responds:

Haha, thank you!! ^^

[“Watch TV”]

Another banger joe. Whens the lp droping?!

HarveySeasalt responds:

Haha thanks dude! Once I get like 20 ill probably put out a compilation album on spotify.

["Chris"]

Reminds me of og internet flashs, loved it!

HarveySeasalt responds:

Nice! Thanks

[YouTube Premium in a Nutshell]

But what about all the original shows you can get using premium. Like..... uhhh. Well there's just so many i cant even think of one in perticular. Lol fun cartoon!

Kubbs responds:

There are too many, so I didn't bother to mention them... Thanks FallingGiants! ;D

[me blinking]

Good start. Theres lots to learn so what ever you do dont beat yourself up. One quick tip is to animate in layers, copy and past the things that dont move and animate on top of them. And just keep going, the more you do the more you learn.

montothesqueaks responds:

Thank u ill be sure to try that

[Lo-Fi Animation Loop Practice]

Fun start. If its for lofi, realy pace out the action. Keep it slow and chill like the music. Too much and it will distract the listener. All just advice, hope it helps. Good luck!

TheMightyWeakling responds:

Hey thanks so much!, Yeah i was thinking the exact same thing and I felt like the loop was waaay too busy for lofi, maybe messing with the frame rate in the finished version will help out.

[Amy Mouse - A Cheesy Day Out]

Fantastic piece of animation. Super fun, moves great!

Enophano responds:

Thanks!