Yes, i typically record the dialogue first, then animate after. But I think professional productions have multiple animators working on them and likely the voice actors are following specific direction from the script as my method wouldn’t scale well, ha ha
For this project no, everything was done as I went along. But for bigger projects yes, I would start out with storyboards, scripts, etc.
I’m actually meeting with one of my creative partners tonight about possibly making an anime out of his manga, so I’ll be going through a lot of this stuff, ha ha.
Yes, it sounds like that. But did you animate 100% around the spoken stuff, or how does this usually work?
I say usually because I’ve been wondering the same thing with many cartoon shows, esp. when they have funny and not exactly scripted dialog.
Yes, i typically record the dialogue first, then animate after. But I think professional productions have multiple animators working on them and likely the voice actors are following specific direction from the script as my method wouldn’t scale well, ha ha
Do you have anything visual to work with beforehand? Like a barebones storyboard? Probably not if you don’t have a script.
IDK why but I find the idea of animating 100% around pre-existing dialog amazing.
For this project no, everything was done as I went along. But for bigger projects yes, I would start out with storyboards, scripts, etc.
I’m actually meeting with one of my creative partners tonight about possibly making an anime out of his manga, so I’ll be going through a lot of this stuff, ha ha.
Thanks for taking the time to answer my insistent questions.
My pleasure 😁