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- Hi everyone, this is Pierrick from P2 Design.
I'm so happy to welcome you to Alive!,
the animation course in Blender.
In this training course, we will learn the tools,
the fundamentals, and principle
while manipulating and animating.
As any other art form, you won't get good at animation
by watching video tutorials.
You do need to practice as much as possible.
I'm here to teach you my best practices
to help to learning and improving your animation skills.
Videos are shot to offer the best learning experience.
I advise you to watch each video once
and then rewatch them and follow along.
Each chapter will focus on a specific theme,
principle, or level of animation.
Whatever your skill level,
I advise you to take this course from the beginning,
because they are big chances you will learn something,
or at least it will refresh your animator mind.
In the next video,
I will go through the current content of the course,
but the course will be also updated
and I will add the more content through free updates.
The course come with a ball rig,
a little police squirrel character rig,
a Battle mech rig,
and the character Trident.
You are free to use those rig
for your non-commercial projects.
You can post any of the animation you will do
with those characters on your social media
or for your portfolio,
but you can't use these rigs or any content of the course
for commercial project.
And you must not re-distribute or share any of the content
of the course, whether it's Blende file or video files.
The course come with the documentation where you will find
the list of all the videos included.
The difficulty level of each chapter will be defined,
my freestyle level.
One star is beginner,
two star intermediate, and three star is advanced.
You will also find links to the different external resources
use in this course.
And they will be labeled in a yellow color.
The video labeled in blue are theoretical
and tools focused video.
So I advise you to watch them all and come back to them
often so that you don't miss any detail.
Let's jump into the next video and see what's the content of
the course.
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