CHAPTER 10
After you have come up with a story, casted your characters, created your backdrops, and recorded some dialogue, you can put all the elements together into an animation. The mix of design and programming tips in this chapter can streamline your animation process. I’m no Brad Bird (his films Iron Giant and The Incredibles are two of my very favorites), but I can provide you many techniques to help you produce your own ANIMASTERPIECE!
Unless you skipped the previous chapters in this part of the book, you should begin by opening a project that contains any characters, backdrops, or sounds (preferably all three) that you want to include in your animation. It’s a good idea to save a copy of your project each time you are preparing to make major changes. That way, you can start over if your project spirals out of control.
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