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How To Find Good Animation Reference!

In this video, I want to share some resources to help you find good animation reference videos. I am going through some suggestions of websites I've used in the past 6 years and some that I know can be helpful for new animators. I am also sharing some informational sites that have helped me. 📚 📖 Studying is the way to go. In animation, it is more important to understand not so much to memorize. I found this was the most crucial element in my development. Try to optimize the time between each breakthrough in your knowledge and personal artistic growth. Reference can help you do that before you even touch the computer (mouse/pen/tablet). Study each body part and try to see in what sequence do they affect each other. Understand the physics behind the motion before you try to attempt exaggerating and making it more appealing which, in the end, is our aim. 📝🧠 I want to help animators of all levels any way I can, please let me know if there's anything specific you'd like me to make a video about and I can consider making that in in the coming weeks. 😎 Subscribe by following this link! :) https://www.youtube.com/kzanim?sub_co... ---------------------- Rhino House (http://www.rhinohouse.com/) Youtube Playlist: my playlist (   • Tigers Jumping High & Climbing - Tiger Isl...  ) Youtube Channels: globalzoo - (   / globalzoo  ) 5MinuteHorseLessons - (   / @5minutehorselessons  ) UltraSlo - (   / ultraslo  ) やまかんりにん - (   / @uikgrtms10  ) i Bosch i ボッシュ - (   / @iboschi5977  ) BBC Earth - (   / bbcearth  ) BBC Earth Unplugged - (   / earthunplugged  ) National Geographic - (   / natgeo  ) Africa Geographic - (   / africageographiccommunity  ) -------- 株式会社モーションアクターMotion Actor Inc）- (   / motionactorinc  ) Wushu Kicks - (   / wushukicks  ) -------- Greenscreen Animals - (https://greenscreenanimals.com/) -------- Side note - Gait - Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gait) Gaits - Veterinary anatomy (http://vanat.cvm.umn.edu/gaits/index....) -------- Stock Footage: Videvo - (https://www.videvo.net/) Pexels - (https://www.pexels.com/videos/) iStockphoto (https://istockphoto.com/) Videezy - (https://www.videezy.com/) Getty Images - (https://www.gettyimages.co.uk/creativ...) *Pond5 - (https://www.pond5.com/) ------- Keep your eyes peeled for viral videos that can be used as a reference. Check out this clip by Kevin Parry. 100 Ways to Walk - (   • 100 Ways to Walk  ) ----- Bonus resources: AniRef (https://vimeo.com/groups/aniref) Acting Reference - (https://vimeo.com/groups/actingref/vi...) Kyle Kenworthy - (https://kylekenworthy.blogspot.com/se...) ----- Endless reference - (   / endlessreference  ) Bodies in motion - (https://www.bodiesinmotion.photo/) ----- 0:00 Intro 0:15 Video subject 0:43 Why use reference? 0:58 Reminder and suggestion about references. 1:30 where to get reference videos? 1:43 Rhinohouse. 2:25 YouTube - search! 2:41 YouTube playlists! 2:59 YouTube channels. 6:15 Greenscreen animals 7:28 Side note - Gaits 8:55 Stock Footage websites! 11:19 Bonus round start! 11:45 Acting references 12:10 two more resources! 12:51 closing remarks - KZ out! :) --------------------------------- You can also follow me: Facebook -   / kzanim​   Instagram -   / ​   Twitter -   / kzanim_​   twitch -   / kzanim​   LinkedIn -   / kzanim