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Animate!


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In the midst of creating an animation course for Keynote enthusiasts, Everyone is a Keynote Animator, I am regularly sharing out beta videos.

These are the first in the series inspired by South Park. You should definitely subscribe to the YouTube channel so you won't miss any updates!

Click HERE or the banner below!
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The Intro and Example
Lesson 1: Draw the Character 
A Super Fast Example of More Detailed Art Possible
Lesson 2: Draw the Character Sideways
Next Lesson: Turn animated walking character into a GIF (with no background)

Then:
1. Backgrounds
2. Animating the full story (as in Example above)
3. Narrating 
4. Exporting to Quicktime

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Examples of these Skills at Work

Share this with an ICT Team close to your heart
to show your love (& understanding).
Made to introduce the parts of a computer
to young students of computer science. 
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