Whose bodys?
Comments:
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John T. Coomey:
hey this is looking really well.. Just watch the lip sync on the first guy it feels s bit off and also you could push the mouth shapes on all the characters. Also the first guys moves a lot as though he is slightly drunk or just off balance
Marco Palmieri:
Too much movement. Need to hve some cleare poses and also the little guy is a bit strange, is he a monkey or a tiny little man? i didn't see the bodies until the third time i watched it. Also the lip sync is a little stiff. Not bad though. keep it up.
Amy:
Some of the movements are really great, but I get too distracted by the poor lip-syncing.
Noah Arntson:
That monkey baby thing made me laugh. Although his lip-sync could've been polished.
dheer chaudhary:
nice concept
Ken Rice:
good effort - lip sync is out though...lips move too rapidly (some popping). Choice of rig for the kid caused me some confusion initially (thought this was meant to be a monkey)
Willem-Jan L. van Rootselaar:
too much drifting
Eric Huelin:
hits: Attractive backgrounds.
Misses: The red shirt guy seems to be shot with different lighting, can't make out the blurred foreground, the lip-sync is off, finger movements from the shading hand and his eyes wondering to it is distracting.
Nate Lane:
haha very funny stuff. I love the little moom
Vanessa Blair:
I think the first guy should react when the kid (or in this case, small creepy moom character) spells out the word. Good job!
Janarthanan:
lip sync does not work well..
lot of floaty actions..rendering spoils the idea..cud have reduced ur light..the boides at bg cud not be seen..
Mayank:
Heyee..nice work..
Ashwani:
great
Mike Courtney:
lip-sync on red shirt needs work, looks like there are some pops
Peter Satera:
It's not bad, but I dont feel that they are really talking. There's little body movement and not much attention to detail in what they say. Nice renders. But I would like to see more character involvement,
Andy Bewernick:
I liked it, although if felt that the words could have been more defined. Overall pretty good.
Ben Hatton:
I really like the way guy1 smiles at his.. um.. pet? just before spelling out bodys. Guy2's acting is a bit weak, maybe just exaggerate slightly?
Santiago Montenegro:
good ligthing and animation
jonas bech:
the lightning is good
Juan Carlos Valdez:
animation is floaty. there is no solid posing










Animator: James Fearn-Wannan
Description: It's all a bit .. stiff ..
(Background photographs by Flickr user "gusdiaz", used under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 2.0 license.)
Experience: 3 years as a student
Time taken: 12 hours