SPACE RATS

SPACE RATS · 01:49 PM

rat goes to earth then destroy family in home and then go to some japanese theme park and then he gets blasted off of earth then some space rats become his friend and destroy the theme park with ball and earth and youll see

i suck at movie making movies dont i XD

lol

My first "movie" i ever made even tho its like an animation but idk

its unfinished i guess

Jt Copper · 02-15-2020, 09:03 AM

Oh boy. Well, I appreciate your self-awareness, so there's that.

Understand this, nowadays if you want even a little bit of attention from this community, you have to put in some effort into these. Try to make some content, rather then throwing together an unfinished mess you made in an hour.

The best advice I can give you is watch some movies posted here. I don't mean the more recent heap we get regularly, but I mean the movies that get genuine feedback, and responses. I personally recommend Theflyingcar to most starting newbies. His animations are easy to understand, and are very effective in the portrayal of their scenes. I think you might find his humor very amusing as well. Like I said, if you can prove you spend an adequate amount of time working on a movie, you'll do fine. Be patient with the movie, make something coherent, and go from there.

As far as what I can tell you about what you're doing right now, I'll say two things; PLEASE for the love of god use cut to black. Go to the scenes menu, open more tools, scene organizer, each scene has four small boxes next to each screenshot, click the top box. Don't use that dissolve crap for every single scene; Also, don't animate incredibly long scenes where the actor(s) are only doing one thing for a long period of time I.E. running, dancing, etc. no one enjoys watching them.

In other words, get good. Okay? Okay.

topztehboi · 02-22-2020, 11:04 PM

hello

i just learned about that and before i was mystified how they did the cut to black.

ive only seen most of your post and i already learned aboout cut to black anyways

lemme see what i could do for this crappy movie

(also im sorry but this was kinda made to be crappy anyways)

02-15-2020, 09:03 AM	#2
Jt Copper Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 3,463	Oh boy. Well, I appreciate your self-awareness, so there's that. Understand this, nowadays if you want even a little bit of attention from this community, you have to put in some effort into these. Try to make some content, rather then throwing together an unfinished mess you made in an hour. The best advice I can give you is watch some movies posted here. I don't mean the more recent heap we get regularly, but I mean the movies that get genuine feedback, and responses. I personally recommend Theflyingcar to most starting newbies. His animations are easy to understand, and are very effective in the portrayal of their scenes. I think you might find his humor very amusing as well. Like I said, if you can prove you spend an adequate amount of time working on a movie, you'll do fine. Be patient with the movie, make something coherent, and go from there. As far as what I can tell you about what you're doing right now, I'll say two things; PLEASE for the love of god use cut to black. Go to the scenes menu, open more tools, scene organizer, each scene has four small boxes next to each screenshot, click the top box. Don't use that dissolve crap for every single scene; Also, don't animate incredibly long scenes where the actor(s) are only doing one thing for a long period of time I.E. running, dancing, etc. no one enjoys watching them. In other words, get good. Okay? Okay.
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02-22-2020, 11:04 PM	#3
topztehboi Member Join Date: Feb 2020 Posts: 505	i understand hello i just learned about that and before i was mystified how they did the cut to black. ive only seen most of your post and i already learned aboout cut to black anyways lemme see what i could do for this crappy movie (also im sorry but this was kinda made to be crappy anyways)
topztehboi Member Join Date: Feb 2020 Posts: 505