Here is the final video of the jump I was working on. After all the blocking passes you do what is called a splining pass... that's a stage were you make the animation smooth and flow correctly. Most of this stage is done in what is called a graph editor. After you are done, you set up the lighting and export the video out. #Parkour #Jump #AnimationPipeline (at City Varsity: School Of Media And Creative Arts Johannesburg Campus.)

#BlockingPass. This when you pose put your character into the story telling poses of your action. Also known as #KeyPoses. Here you are testing out your timing and your poses to see if they work out well and that they are readable. You concentrate on your line of action, you silhouette, center of gravity and the contrapposto of your hips to your shoulders. #WIP #PARKOUR #Jump #AnimationPipeline (at City Varsity: School Of Media And Creative Arts Johannesburg Campus.)

#Reference. This is live footage of the action that you intend to animate. You can either source it from the internet, archives or record it yourself. It helps you with timing, posing and also for you to stay true to reality. You might also get extra things from a reference video that you would have missed if you used your memory. #WIP #PARKOUR #JUMP #AnimationPipeline (at City Varsity: School Of Media And Creative Arts Johannesburg Campus.)