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Make Animations a Success

Animation is a tricky process and involves a lot of (smart) work. You may have heard about what you should stay away from while you do make your animations but in order to succeed, you should be concentrating on doing the 8 things mentioned below. There are more but these are some of the most important things that you need for your animations to succeed. 1.     Don’t forget to plan You can’t have too much planning when it comes to animations . Everything from the storyboard to thumbnails can save you a lot of effort down the road (however short that road is). Doing a well-planned scene once is way better (budget and time-wise) redoing the same unplanned scene 10 times without planning. 2.     Not being picky with your shots The way animations work is that the viewer sees one scene and makes it a benchmark for the other. So you’re only as good as the last scene that you did. If you spend a ridiculous amount of time on one scene and blaze through the next

3D Services in Videos

Creative Use of 3D Services in Videos 3D services are crucial these days as they can be used to convey a very important message across to audiences. One of the most popular ways to get a message across for a company is to use a 3D video. Here are some examples of companies that are conveying messages across audiences on the internet through engaging 3d videos. Most of the videos are very small, which also shows that when you use 3D services , you should be able to get the message across in a short amount of time, to keep audiences engaged. 1.     Apple’s iWatch The 3D video for the Apple iWatch starts out a bit slower but that’s part of the build-up. It starts with a 3D representation of the world, close up, and transitions to the features of the watch like the clear metallic siding and other features of the watch. The 3D video does tremendously of bringing out the design of the watch as well as its usability. The Apple iWatch is water resistant up to 50m