A Gift
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Matt Hirengen:
the steps need some work, but the acting is good.
Igor Medovshikov:
More subtle movement.
Erik Griott:
he's got a very somber performance. more grim than dark, but i like it. on the other hand, it didn't feel intimate enough. i think because he was outside the ballet, we couldn't see what his own son thinks of it, or who he was talking to.
Paul Wei:
Very nice expressions and feel to the character. Some of his actions seem a bit slow, bordering on floaty.
Srujith kumar Ogirala:
concept is ok. you need to work on animation. some jerks are there.
Daniel Erwin:
i like the character performance.... i like the internal anger that bursts out from inside from frame 153. i can see how he controls his angry by the end... good stuff. the animation is a little ruff for me.
natalie:
If I try 'elucidate' the story, I get stuck. But I like the guy.
Kayum:
Hey, interesting staging and charcter set-up. I don't think the 'karate' door needs to be in the scene as it adds visual clutter, and doesn't really contribute to the progression of the scene.
Ian Jacobson:
Are those arms IK, because they shouldn't be!
Ronny:
at the beginning your character it's a little stiff but then once he grabs his hat the reaction is way much better, be careful with the line of action
Barnabas Boehler:
Great Job Suzi!
It's awesome to see an AM piece with someone besides Bishop. I wish I had used Ace now, after seeing like 10 other Bishop pieces
I think the fingers are bending back too much as the come off the doorknob. I might have him lift his hand a bit before dropping it.
Mark Homoky:
Fabulous interpretation! I can just imagine what's behind that door.... !!
E. Cooman:
Nice acting and LS, great work with the hat.
SamoRa G:
he gets rather angry there!
Ashwani:
nice









Animator: Sue Houston
Description: I decided to try a serious take on the line.
A father comes to grips with his son's talent.
Experience: 2 years + previously goofing around in Flash
Time taken: 50 hours