Short movies made with TVPaint

[bleupencil]

WOW! Nice one!

[slowtiger]

http://www.cartoonsaloon.ie/2012/06/feature-film-moon-man/ (Via Elliot Cowan on twitter)

[D.T. Nethery]

I saw this posted on Cartoon Brew tonight:

http://www.cartoonbrew.com/shorts/ad-lu ... illon.html

The filmmaker , Ghislain Avrillon , writes of 'Ad Lucem' :

"It is a traditional 2D animation (ie animated frame by frame by hand). In detail, I did not draw on paper but on a graphics tablet with TVPaint software, a powerful digital tool for traditional technique."

http://adlucem.fr/infos.html

[Elodie]

by students from the French school "EMCA".

[Paul Fierlinger]

So refreshing and innovative in style and concept! It is such a pleasure to see a film coming out of a school where the students are obviously encouraged to take risks and find new ways of expressing themselves. I particularly like the economical editing and camera moves in and out of black limbo. This is a perfect example of how to effectively handle the time constraints of class productions; congratulations!

[bleupencil]

Such great finds! They both have an interesting visual approach. I particularly like the second one.

[Elodie]

[jappel]

Here is the film I made for my final project in Paul's course at UPenn. (I was extremely new to the art of animation)

https://vimeo.com/34034851



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GS45Jh-m ... ure=relmfu

My apologies, I can't figure out how to embed the video directly in the post.

[Eric Scholl]

A short by Coraline Gauthier from the Albert Jacquard school. ( TVPaint + After Effect )

[Paul Fierlinger]

Done in TVP or Flash?

[Elodie]

I think you need to clean your glasses Paul

[Eric Scholl]

Done in TVP or Flash?

It's done in TVPaint and After Effect only ^^

[idragosani]

I like the silhouette style of this, especially because it's much more fluid than if it had been done with vector animation. Wonder what AE was used for, though, that couldn't have been done with TVPaint?

[Paul Fierlinger]

I was being perhaps too sarcastic in the way I was saying that this particular look didn't need TVPaint to be made in and that TVP's uniqueness as an advanced application for hand drawn 2D animation was wasted on the making of such a mechanically constructed style of animation. I suppose it's interesting to place here as a sample of another way TVP can be used: to imitate Flash.

[Fabrice]

Maybe people didn't understand what was behind your message when reading it.

btw, even if a whole production made with TVPaint can also be done with Flash, I'm usually happy because the animators had to draw, and hadn't to become technicians manipulating curves.
Of course, a production which can only be done with TVPaint are more interesting.