Above is a lovely piece of live action reference by animator Jim Van Der Keyl who I worked with many years ago on Brad Bird's classic animated film "The Iron Giant". Jim, like many animators, used live action reference to help create the best animation possible with the most believable acting choices. In this case, he ended up being nominated for an Annie Award for his hard work.
Using Live Action Reference in Animation
Character pose by Jing Hwee Tan |
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MoCap cleanup and performance by Steven Lall |
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