Introduction to the series - Camerawork and storyboarding
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Hello!
This series will cover such topics:
animation and cinematography
camerawork and storyboarding
general concepts useful and applicable in multiple fields
tutorials on features specific to Clip Studio Paint
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The first episode covers the basics of animation. There, you have explanations of keyframes, in-betweens etc. It also talks about how to animate and how to use the 2d camera feature in ClipStudio specifically.
If you are new to animation, or want to know about camerawork in ClipStudio, you can read it. It's extensive, and thus, quite long. So you can bookmark it and read it bit by bit.
If you know the basics of animation, you can skip the first episode and head straight to the next ones. The next ones are much more concise. 'Bite-sized', I'd say. I kept them brief, and sometimes add multilingual terminology.
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