Traditional animation panel!
Hi all!
I'm with the Wolf Movie project (www.wolfmovie.com) and one of the most commonly asked questions we get is "HOW DO YOU ANIMATE?!"
I thought it might be fun to have an animation workshop at AC this year and show people the very basics to getting started with traditional animation, as well as talk a little about the various options (which programs to use, what kind of tools you need, etc.). This wouldn't involve every aspect of animation but just maybe be a primer on how you even start and what animation even IS (at least the kind we do on Wolf, though I personally have extensive knowledge of Flash animation and may cover how traditional animation factors into something like that too....if there is time!)
I also want it to be interactive and provide materials so people can try their hand at some simple animation. I'll be bringing a laptop and a webcam so we can capture the animations and people can play them back and see them, too!
I'd love to hear any feedback on this idea: any suggestions or comments are welcome!
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Thanks muchly! I just sent it in 
Is it going to be on hand-painted cells, stop-motion, or puppetry?
It would be traditional hand-drawn animation but I won't go into color because that's a whole other aspect and I might barely have enough time to allow for people to animate in the workshop as it is!
i would TOTALY attend this pawesome panel







This sounds like an awesome idea, I'd totally attend this