i have never seen that show.
Am i to assume that it lacks quality?
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Sun 17 Feb 2008, 15:59,
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Basically, pick a box and see if you've won a prize.
Stretch the whole thing out to half an hour and you have 'Deal or No Deal'.
Seriously, that's as complicated as it gets.
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Sun 17 Feb 2008, 16:04,
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Seriously, that's as complicated as it gets.
Sitting next to Noel Edmonds for half an hour without ripping his head off
Oh yeah, and you have to live in isolation with the entirety of the rest of the series' contestants for about two weeks*
*This is absolutely true... ...really...
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Sun 17 Feb 2008, 17:19,
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*This is absolutely true... ...really...
That is brilliant
May I make a small suggestion:
I think it could do with losing a couple of frames on the part where he hides in the box. It seems a bit too smooth for such a quick motion.
Your style is instantly recognisable as your own so I wouldn't want to take that away but I just got the impression you are putting more emphasis on smooth animation than on timing.
I hope you don't take offence at this, it's a tiny criticism of a very good thing.
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Mon 18 Feb 2008, 9:10,
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I think it could do with losing a couple of frames on the part where he hides in the box. It seems a bit too smooth for such a quick motion.
Your style is instantly recognisable as your own so I wouldn't want to take that away but I just got the impression you are putting more emphasis on smooth animation than on timing.
I hope you don't take offence at this, it's a tiny criticism of a very good thing.
No offence taken.
When I was making it, that motion was a tricky one. It was a toss-up between timing and coherance.
In my earlier days I would've gone for the quicker motion to save time animating, but right now I'm experimnting so went for the readability.
I think perhaps the frame where you can see (not that most will be able to see it when it's running)the very bottom of the torso before he disappears into the box could do with cutting out.
Cheers for the tip.
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Mon 18 Feb 2008, 11:24,
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In my earlier days I would've gone for the quicker motion to save time animating, but right now I'm experimnting so went for the readability.
I think perhaps the frame where you can see (not that most will be able to see it when it's running)the very bottom of the torso before he disappears into the box could do with cutting out.
Cheers for the tip.