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This is not polished material. It's an experiment, and my first actual animation, if you don't count the animated GIFs I used to create years ago. I pieced the frames and audio together with QuickTime, but if you know of any better applications for the job, chime in.


Here's some homage to the silent films. Granted, it's still stick figures, but this is all testing. I was also testing the simulated movement where the lines jiggle roughly by looping a few frames, which conveniently serves as a time saver when you're working with 60ish frames. Like the previous clip, this plays at 6 frames per second. There's no audio in this one, for I'm searching for public domain instrumental pieces, or any that I'm sure I'd have the proper rights to use.