Here's my animation again, but in a side by side format. Should give you a better idea of what we animators are seeing everyday! It's not until we hand off our shots that lighters, cfx, and other departments add their amazing magic. #TheWildRobot #Animation

Man, these are some really nice shots; incredible opportunity you got to work on these. What’s it like working with a Feature Film quality rig? Got any recommendations for rigs students can use that are close to feature quality? Looking forward to Box Assassin as well 🙏🙏

Thank you! Yeah I think feature quality rigs can definitely help you get to shapes & appeal faster But I do feel like there are a lot of quality rigs out there available for students. I haven’t used many tbh Here are 2 I know of

Oh bless you’re all 🙏🏽 Thank u for this cartoon soooo much! Best picture of the year for me! And thanks for sharing so much. I love to see how The Wild Robot family share and speak about it on the internet, brings warm to my heart 🤧

I really love the camera in 0:59. Love how it practically lets Brightbill leave frame, then it catches up with him. So dynamic! Was there any element of virtual production as far as vcams went, or was everything animated?

Thanks for sharing! And great work, of course :)

This is amazing. I know as an artist how incredibly time consuming and how much effort you have to endure to make these movements not only life like but charismatic and full of unique personality. Thank you so much for the monumental effort you've put in. It came out beautifully.

Appreciate that! :)

This is unrelated, but Long neck was the goat of this movie, not only was it helpful to Brightbill's development, he even planted the seeds of reconciliation between him and Roz. Even doing that fly by so they can have some amount of closure.

I’m with you. Longneck might be my favorite character. Not only his part in his story, but Bill Nighy’s voice and all the performances animators added. Perfect.

Awesome!

Thanks Neave!!