Hard Headed Patient
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Gregory Marlow:
Why was that camera move necessary? I think its just distracting.
Ryan Lowe:
Most of the motion is pretty good. I don't think you need the camera move though.
Mike Courtney:
nice work
Michael Van Alstine:
Nice camera work.
Cole Higgins:
nice set up and stage, lighting and all around finished looking product. The animation is looking pretty good but at points it feels clunky and a little to fast.. Like his left arm at one point looks a little akward the way it moves. Your on the right track but get the animation a little more fluid and smooth.
Pete Shand:
Looks good. The recoil at 30 might be a little much.
Paul Naas:
Man, if you'd just delayed the hop off the examining table until the fall happens, you'dve had it!
Sean Hannon:
The rise on the whoop seems odd since it suggests leg muscles working, not the loss of control.
Mark Persson:
Good acting and camera view!
All movement are good but the main character have some twitch when he speaking. If you smoothen them out i think it would be better.
The camera view i think are losing its point after the fall on the floor. if you could change it more to the main character.
Best!D
Jr Prez:
wrong choice of camera position, we don't see half of your shot
Marco Palmieri:
some nice bits, but over all it just didn't move naturally.
cayle ward:
at the start you have three big moves in a row.. its unnessesarry.. pick one and go with that. in this case i would pick the accent on "...and YOU..." from there on everything seems to be played quite nicely!
Angelo Sta. Catalina:
good camera shot.. pretty good
nadja kapeller:
i like the energetic way of speaking...
Marcio Bukowski:
don´t move your camera too much
Shannon:
Good, but the staging at the head of the shot hides the speaker's arm and creates some odd silhouettes.
Janarthanan:
lot of floatiness!!
Christopher Pelloux:
Good animation
thomas reardon:
Get rid of the camera move, tone down the backgound light. His hand gesture at the end needs more expressiveness. Doctor putting clipboard down looks good.
Ben Crouse:
Snappy timing - I would have liked to see what happened when he hit the floor though!
William:
Smarf was on the thundrcats
David Thornfield:
need more overlap in arms and heads...too stiff animation right now
Amdbcg:
love the camera on this!
also, good curves! love the animation - feels natural - almost looks like a blooper from a pixar film ... (well, animation wise, anyways)










Animator: Mike Mele
Description: Patient refuses to believe something is wrong with him although his doctor suggests he has a health problem.
My first character animation in 3D! :D
Experience: 5 or so years off and on for fun
Time taken: Around 2 weeks during spare time in class