Unique acting choices Part 3
In this post I am going to continue discussing the subject of unique acting choices and specificity in acting. The following only reflects my views and impressions of the subject matter, I haven’t read it anywhere it’s just the way I interpret things so please take it with a grain of salt if you are still reading. “Julie and Julia” (Meryl Streep): “You are the butter to my bread and the breath to my life…” Get the latest Flash Player to see this player. [Javascript...
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Unique acting choices Part 2
In my previous post I started to discuss the subject of unique acting choices and specificity. It’s one of those things we need to train ourselves to see. In this post I am going to expand on the subject and share some examples I found inspiring. With that being said, the following only reflects my views and impressions of the subject matter, I haven’t read it anywhere it’s just the way I interpret things so please take it with a grain of salt if you are still reading. “Rain...
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Unique acting choices Part 1
A few years back I was fortunate enough to attend an animation masterclass by Andrew Gordon of Pixar. As part of the masterclass he was kind enough to take a look at some of my old animation tests and gave me some useful feedback on my work. One of the main points he made (among many others) was about unique acting choices.Whenever we create performances and bring characters to life, we must be very specific and try to avoid the cliche. We need to know why the character is doing what he/ she...
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Pete Paquette Animation Workflow
A progress reel from a shot Pete Paquette animated on the movie "Rio" to show his process for educational purposes. See the full story about his work flow at petepaquette.com/2011/08/16/my-work-flow/
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What’s Your Inspiration?
I have always been a massive fan of character design, below are some links to some of my favourite...
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Hi, my name is Avner, and I am addicted to animation!
Welcome to my work in progress animation workbook. Feel free to share ideas, thoughts, feedback or anything else that can help me evolve and further my learning. 
