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📽️🕸️#RejectedReference ! Jeff comes to terms with Miles getting older and the challenges that come with it. Most of the reference was rejected because it appeared too confused and matter-of-fact. Instead, we were looking for a bit more soul-searching calmness towards the end..🧵

SuperfriendlySam

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16,760 次观看 • 2 年前 •via X (Twitter)

艺术喜剧 #RejectedReference

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SuperfriendlySam2 年前

This was the main reason for the delayed look back to Rio and the decision to put his hands on his hips. These performance choices conveyed that Jeff is finally coming to terms with what he is saying.

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SuperfriendlySam2 年前

What are your thoughts on when and where a character should look to enhance the performance? #animation #BehindTheScenes #SpiderVerse #AnimationProcess #ReferenceVideo #BTS #Film #acting

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American Stories Network1 年前

Only the strong survive. 💪 Who will conquer the challenges and rise to the top? Tune in and find out! Follow for where to watch. #SurvivingMann #UltimateCompetitor #NavySEALs #SpecOps

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ASFASDFASDGS1 年前

what practice do you think turned your sculpts from good to great?

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SuperfriendlySam1 年前

I assume you're talking about staying on model? Well, you need a great team and sup to be constantly aware of the characters design to nudge it in the right direction:)

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