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Vlog: Recent Animation Work – Part 2 (Supercytes, Adobe Character Animator)

Part 2 of my Vlog entries on recent animation commissions. I recently finished a series of animations for schools with the Centre for Inflammatory Research. I used a relatively new piece of software from Adobe and collaborated with the client to deliver a series of characters that mimic my movements but are  lip-synched by the client – welcome to the weird world of face-rigged puppets!

This vid covers the basics of Adobe Character animate,  designing web-cam controlled puppets and how I used the software to create a series animations featuring the clients speech and my movements.

Vlog: Recent Animation Work – Part Two

Supercytes

Supercytes is a card game and resource pack (with animated cartoons) about having fun with Biology and encouraging an early interest in science.

The Supercytes resource pack was created by medical research scientists working in the MRC Centre for Inflammation Research at the University of Edinburgh. The resource is designed for use in schools (or school science clubs).

How to say ‘Macrophage’


Watch the Supercytes characters teach you how to pronounce their names and cell superpowers. All 18 videos are available to download, remix and share under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike licence.

Copyright © Donald J. Davidson, University of Edinburgh 2020 CC BY-NC-SA

Supercytes pronunciation videos

Supercytes project website

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The ‘Our Cartoon President’ clips used here are for non-commercial educational purposes only. All rights are reserved by © 2020 Showtime Networks Inc. and Showtime Digital Inc.

The Adobe Character Animator clips used here are for non-commercial educational purposes only. All rights are reserved by © 2020 Adobe.

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