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- [Instructor] Before
we jump into animation,
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I'd like to show you my table.
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It's made of some exotic wood
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and it's very useful too.
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Nope, it's not a course about table
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but I'd like to show you some resources
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that could be useful.
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The first one is obviously
"The Animator's Survival Kit"
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by Richard Williams.
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This is a classic.
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I guess all the animators have
this book in their shelves,
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and to be perfectly
honest, it doesn't get old.
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But you will find in there tons
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of lesson about the
principles of animation
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and so many drawings that
are still used to this date
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to teach animation.
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It also comes with a lot of stories
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about animation a few decades ago.
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But definitely, a must-have.
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The next book, which is one
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of my favorite is "Drawn to
Life" by Walt Stanchfield.
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This is a book that was recommended to me
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by my animation mentor, Jeremy Collins,
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and while it's mostly focused on drawing,
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everything in there is
appliable to animation,
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especially when it comes to staging
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and creating great poses.
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The last book I'd like
to advise is a classic.
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It's "The Illusion of Life"
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from Frank Thomas and Ollie Johnston.
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Beyond the educational content,
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it's fascinating to learn stories
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about Disney, the studio that
has almost created animation.
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While you don't need those book,
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I do believe that having them
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and reading them will really help you
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to dive into the art of animation.
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There are tons of quality book
about animation and drawing,
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and it's always good to get a step back
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from the screen and take
a good book and chill.
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I'd like to recommend
you also a YouTube video
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by Alan Becker about the
12 principles of animation.
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It has more than eight million of views,
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and this is definitely because
it's one of the best video
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about the 12 principle of animation.
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It's short, super well
illustrated and explained.
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A must-watch.
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And finally, I truly advise
you to use SyncSketch.
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SyncSketch is an online media player
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that allows you to read
almost every video format,
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and allows you to draw on screen,
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to leave notes and to create
reviews and share them.
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Definitely one of the best
platform to share your reviews
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or get feedback from other animators.
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This is the tool I use every day
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for all my reviews,
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and also in this course
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whenever I'm analyzing any reference.
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If you're looking for an offline solution,
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I advise you Keyframe Pro media player.
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You can get a free version of it.
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There is also a paid version of it
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with additional functionalities,
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but personally, I prefer
to use SyncSketch.
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