Cinematography for 2D Animation Essentials

The most common problem with amateur animations is that everything is covered from only one camera angleThat is because they either don't know other options, or because drawing the different angles of a character can be challenging.One thing is certain:Good cinematography pulls the audience into the story
The objective of having awesome shots in your animation is to MAKE THE AUDIENCE FEEL. How can you call yourself an artist if you're not making your audience feel?
There are basic cinematography concepts ignored by many animators, and that is because in animation, the priority is to make a character come to life, which is the foundation, but once you have that, you need to be able to communicate in another level, a level that makes people happy if you want them to, or sad, or angry, or scared
Good cinematography can make a dramatic scene even more dramatic, or a strong character look even stronger, or a weak character look weaker
You can help to create tension between two characters, and also, you can help the audience feel more attached to one character than the otherThis 30 min course will explain the different concepts in cinematographyFrame Compositions
Rule Of Thirds
Camera Angles
Blocking Your Characters
Dialogue Coverage
Panning and Tilting in 2D
Camera Movements
ParallaxAnd at the end of the course, you will learn how to bring everything together to improve a scene.You will see 3 versions of it.The amateur versionA More sophisticated version, which includes Over The Shoulder ShotsThe Best version that includes camera movements like push and pull.This course will help animators improve their shots, making the audience feel something when they see the animation. All thanks to the basic cinematography language that any animator should know.Who is the target audience?Animators who want to learn the basics of cinematography