Moho (Anime Studio) Tutorials

It's that time of year again - tricks, treats and all that the season brings forth.
There's so much scary stuff going on that the timid may find no place to turn.

Here is my offering to try to scare up your vote!

CAR front back and both sides .drivers side opens with interior inside. bonnet lifts shown starlet engine

by El Mehdi Daoudi

The Wisecracking Car that Solves Mysteries



My homage (which I believe is the French word for "rip off" to the exciting denouement of every single episode of Scooby Doo that I ever saw.

Why buy a card, when you can put an animation on YouTube?

As a beginning animator, I had fun doing this short animation. The lip sync for the snowmen was pretty involved as the four part singing was done separately so each of the parts had a little different timing. So each part had to be lip synced separately. I guess you would not expect the snowmen to sing in perfect timing, LOL. Silent night was a first attempt of me and my daughter to sing 4 part harmony. She sang two parts and I sang two parts. Learned a lot in the process. Used bone angle targeting for the first time.



Rock Music used
"Ready Aim Fire"
Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.

LA NUIT D'OSCAR

Petite animation réalisée avec thème l'Halloween.
Little animation made about Halloween

Musique utilisée dans le vidéo, freemusicarchive.org: No Rocking in the Jazzhands Zone

A sport car in the city made with Trans to Rotate Tool. thought it could be useful to other animation.

The car drives down a basic 3D city. The camera moves along from a sky view.

A small animation has been added to the timeline, but further scenes can be easily created with this setup.

The buildings are kept simple to help with render time.

This setup could be used when directing or creating storyboards.

This is the first cartoon I've made with a "pro" version of Anime Studio and I'm very pleased with the added features and expanded 'freedom' to create animations. I love this site too! What a resource when you hit those - "how do I...?" moments. I can't wait to work on more ideas, but...at a more liesurely pace next time (I didn't get much else done this month because of this cartoon!)

Sound effects that were gathered from the internet were all 'cc by 3.0' or public domain. (they're in the end credits)

I had to read up on 'fair use' rules for the 'Frogger' scenes, and was convinced that I wasn't in any danger there. Enjoy!