From the course: Essential Technical Aspects of Animation
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Sweatbox notes
From the course: Essential Technical Aspects of Animation
Sweatbox notes
- [Instructor] Sweatbox notes are notes written by the director to describe the actions and the technical issues in a given scene. So it will be customary to write sweatbox notes for all of the scenes in the sequence and these notes contain instructions for animators describing what the characters do, actions in the scene, maybe hookup problems and so on. So let's take a look at this little sequence we have here and focus on scene 040. The numbers you see below them are sequence 1 scene 10, 20, 30, 40, 50. The reason why we use these spacings of 10 if we want to add a scene later on, we can call it 25 and then we can make a 23 and so forth. So what I want to do is take sequence one scene 40 and write a sweatbox note for it. And it would look something like this. So again, the contains the information of the scene we're looking at and then the physical action Bumstead is typing on his computer, his head is down. Notice…
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Sweatbox notes3m 11s
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Drawing budget3m 39s
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Staging: Introduction5m 25s
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Staging: Advanced6m 35s
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Line of action3m 16s
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Layout poses2m 20s
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Concise naming7m 7s
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Do easy scenes first2m 34s
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Remember your ABC4m 10s
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Puppets and gestures4m 29s
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Puppets and arcs3m 59s
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Dos and don'ts11m 3s
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