ANIMATION NATION (New Youtube Channel!)
Goobag for Female Auditioners
All FEMALE auditioners, please submit your lines here! This is simply to keep things more organized on my end. Gender will not be a factor in the actual choosing of the members!
Talk about one animated piece of media, be it a TV show, movie, music video, etc., and give me all the pros and cons from your point of view. It can be something you love, something you hate, something obscure or something well-known. This could be considered the 'knowledge' portion of the audition. Try to bring a unique opinion to the table, or talk about something you're really passionate about!
Introduce yourself! This can include preferred name your background in animation, etc. Why do you love animation? This could be considered the ‘passion’ section of the audition. Favorite shows as a kid, childhood experiences… what makes you love animation to this day? I would also like you to mention what shows you watch/have watched and some ideas for topics on the show that you're interested in, be they my ideas or yours.
What could you, as a member, bring to this channel that is unique? This could be additional talents (writing, research, experience, help with editing, channel management, and advertising, just to name a few), a certain angle you believe is desirable, or anything that sets you apart from the other auditioners. Don’t be shy – brag a little!
I FORGOT TO MENTION: Ive been watching anime since i was 2. My first was Gundam Wing, Cowboy Bebop, and Inuyasha. a couple others but that's waaay to many to many to main. Old school drawn animes and even some newer (in appeaance) like Full Metal Alchemist, Attack on Titan, Fooly Cooly, THE LIST CAN STRECH ALL AROUND THE WORLD! XD i hope i got my love across tho!
i meant those influenced my love of animation, my follow thru with the career, and color choices!
By the way, I love your audition, good work.
Very interested in asking you more about animation, I've been limited to doing hand drawing animation. I love it but it's a slow process by yourself.
With blender, seeing since its a 3d program EVERYTHING works as if it has a skeleton so one could move each indiviual part of your character. That saves a lot of time hand drawing each scene, definetly. You would have to draw each limb and save them seperealtly. That includes facial features u want to make move as well! Then youd put each limb on a different plane which is similar to working with layers. The camera is in a mode where no matter how far you pull the, for example left arm, it will still always look like its very attached to the body. It kinda makes everything have very smooth movements with a bouncy kind of flavor. I hope i answered your question :-P. And thanks for the compliment!!