Video: NSCAD scores unique 3D animation technology
Animator Peter Stephenson finds a new home at the Nova Scotia College for Art and Design.
To see how this marvel of technology works, check out this video.
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Hi, knowing both is helpful, but for animation knowing how to act is of immediate help. Animation is the art of acting for a subject matter - be it a character or a non-living object, and by knowing how to act you can inject emotions and motion into your animation much easier. Myspace Graphics
Posted by Myspace Graphics | Nov 24, 2009