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Author: jessemckinney Added: Wed, 20 Aug 2008 00:35:38 -0800 Duration: 33Just some test footage of the Knucklehead Junction intro. It sucks.

Author: jessemckinney Added: Wed, 20 Aug 2008 00:35:38 -0800 Duration: 101Just some test footage of something lame I'm making.

Author: rbindl Added: Mon, 04 Aug 2008 23:53:25 -0800 Duration: 123A brief overview of ToonBoom's Storyboard Pro... a tool for pre-production planning on video productions.

A brief review of ToonBoom's Storyboard Pro. A pre-production planning tool.

ToonBoom, a leading Mac animation company, was at Macworld Expo 2008 showing off their StoryBoard Professional software, an application designed to help you in your live production, 2D production or TV commercial. Import your script and add visuals.

My Animation reel, current as of June 2008. Includes examples of my motion graphics work, as well as After Effects, ToonBoom, and traditional animation. Author: pose2pose Keywords: demo reel animation motion graphics after effects toonboom Added: June 9, 2008

My animation demo reel, current as of June 2008. This reel focuses on my motion graphics work (primarily done in After Effects) followed by examples of my traditional animation, using ToonBoom, Flash, and good old-fashioned pencil and paper. Author: pose2pose Keywords: animation demo reel after effects toonboom Added: June 5, 2008

Doug Saves Christmas is the tale of Doug being called to save christmas from the disgruntled Rudolph, who has stolen Santa's X-Mas list for the Mob. **note** This cartoon is very rushed at the end. It was made for a highschool project and still had a month before it was due, but the teacher wanted to enter it into SXSW, so Doug has to finish it early. Way early.... 3 weeks early. We ended up cutting more then half the script, including most of the Tom Hanks jokes we had in store, the trip to the North Pole, as well as some of Dougs encounters with more elves and even Santa himself. Hope you enjoy, haha. Author: OmgRunFilm Keywords: Doug Saves Christmas Rudolph ToonBoom Added: May 7, 2008

Here's the scene pretty much complete. It's only a few sec long, so I've made the video loop 5 times. You may notice the beams are a little disconnected from the spotlights, but that's because the spotlights aren't animated (yet). In the final, I've also added some static light spots on the ground underneath the four middle spotlights. If you haven't seen the construction series (Prison Construction in 6 parts), you can watch this scene being built from the ground up in timelapse. Check my channel for those. Thanks for watching and thanks for the comments & ratings! Software used: ToonBoom Digital Pro http://www.toonboom.com/products/digitalpro My site: Bitey Castle http://www.bitey.com Author: chluaid Keywords: layout backgrounds effects animation adam phillips toonboom tutorial bitey castle biteycastle Added: April 24, 2008

Here I've added rain, lightning, reflections and loads of lighting effects. After I add the left-hand spotlight and a few other finishing touches, the scene will be complete. Thanks for watching :) Software used: ToonBoom Digital Pro http://www.toonboom.com/products/digitalpro Screen captured with: Camtasia Studio 5 http://www.techsmith.com/camtasia.asp My site: Bitey Castle http://www.biteycastle.com Author: chluaid Keywords: layout background effects animation adam phillips bitey castle biteycastle toonboom tutorial Added: April 24, 2008

So just as the scene is starting to look cool, it crashes and I lose an hour's work. But hey, at least everyone gets to see my lovely Fable 2 desktop wallpaper. Everyone knows that a program never crashes unless you forget to save, so here's a screen capture video of the crash.. just when the scene was getting interesting. Now I gotta do it over again X( I don't think the software is to blame here.. I had a whole bunch of programs open across both monitors (Photoshop, iTunes, Camtasia, about 10 firefox windows, Skype and Flash). Despite the crash, you can see the lighting and effects taking shape. I'll catch up to the same spot then start part 6 (it'll be like you didn't miss a thing!). Software used: ToonBoom Digital Pro http://www.toonboom.com/products/digitalpro Screen captured with: Camtasia Studio 5 http://www.techsmith.com/camtasia.asp My site: Bitey Castle http://www.biteycastle.com Author: chluaid Keywords: layout backgrounds adam phillips bitey castle biteycastle animation tutorial toonboom Added: April 23, 2008

Here I'm adding the courtyard. Towards the end of this video, you can see how I apply a bluish night shade to the courtyard colours, using the Tint panel which is a really cool feature of the software. Software used: ToonBoom Digital Pro http://www.toonboom.com/products/digitalpro Screen captured with: Camtasia Studio 5 http://www.techsmith.com/camtasia.asp My site: Bitey Castle http://www.biteycastle.com Author: chluaid Keywords: layout background animation adam phillips bitey castle biteycastle toonboom tutorial Added: April 23, 2008

Just a quick screen capture I took while working on my current freelance assignment. I can't reveal much about the project, but this scene called for the front of a prison building. The rough drawing (red sketchy lines) you see throughout the video is the storyboard which I'm working over. It's a loose guideline so my job is to add detail and make it look lovely. Conveniently, the building is symmetrical so you can see how I'm only drawing half the building, then I duplicate & flip it to complete the basic construction. I captured the screen at 0.5fps (1 frame every 2 sec) and the video plays back at 15fps. Which makes this around 410 seconds of work (almost 7 min). I'll capture some more on this scene as I add colour, background detail and effects. I'll post more videos of this process soon(ish). ----- Check out my forum if you're interested in learning more and developing your artistic skills: http://z7.invisionfree.com/Brackenwood ------- Software used in this video: http://www.toonboom.com/products/digitalpro/ --------- Screen captured with: http://www.techsmith.com/camtasia.asp ------------------- Author: chluaid Keywords: layout bitey castle prison adam phillips toonboom tutorial Added: April 22, 2008

My first animation: done in Toonboom studio. It's not a very good animation as I had four weeks to complete the work, the software was self-taught, and I had never animated anything and had no idea of the time constraints. The illustrations, however, are worthy of your time! Author: camparoo Keywords: Imagine John Lennon Mary Bouldin animation toonboom studio motion graphics graphic design illustration Added: February 29, 2008

Long after the "true writer of the whatthebuck show" fun and games videos have ended, we see that both Nalts and Buck continue to reference it on their youtube pages. A little bit of investigative research allowed me to uncover the truth of the origin of the alleged hoax. Much thanks to Nalts for providing the voice for the animation -- although he wasn't as forth coming with providing the truth. Also thanks to Victor Willis, yes he was that cop guy in the Village People. Be sure to listen to the newest version of their top charting disco sensation at fallofautumndisco. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1zAQbukZo6A For those unfamiliar with the Nalts writing for Whatthebuckshow controversey check out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6WYC-TK6VMg & http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NpywvHV7Fp0 Author: channeIreview Keywords: nalts whatthebuckshow toonboom animation channeireview youtube true stories Added: January 22, 2008

The iGame Radio Macworld San Francisco 2007 review, part 3. In this special edition of the Macworld Review, Omaha interviews Jason Jones of V-Moda, David Sipple of Allegro, Bob Bennett of Luxology, Robert Dancik of Toon Boom Animations, and Roman Loyala and Niko Coucouvanis of Mac|Life Magazine. Plus a review of the two newest iPod Games: iPod Sudoku and iPod Royal Solitaire.

Host Omaha Sternberg talks with Al Schilling, General Manager of MacSoft, the Mac publishing arm of Destineer Studios. MacSoft, acquired over a year ago by Destineer, has been aggressive in publishing games recently, putting out Halo, Close Combat: First to Fight, Unreal Tournament 2004, and Age of Mythology among others. Al talks about what the future holds in store for MacSoft and Mac gamers can expect. Also, a review of Deep Trouble 2, the underwater shooter by CodeBlender Software.