Assembling An Animated Moho Production

Last updated 2/2020
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280×720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 14.55 GB | Duration: 10h 39m

Build a complete Moho animation using rigs, sets, props and audio.
What you’ll learn
How to assemble a complete Moho Pro 13 Sequence Using Rigs, Props, 3D Sets and Audio
Requirements
A copy of Moho Pro 13 is required to open exercise files
Understanding of the Moho interface (timeline, keyframes, sequencer Actions, layers) is recommended before diving in
Rigs will be animated and modified so be sure to have a solid understanding of how rigs work in Moho Pro 13.
Course materials also includes bonus Premiere and Audition project files but are not required to follow along
Description
Moho Pro is a powerful piece of software which allows for character creation and animation, scene building, audio implementation, and much more. It can be tricky to know how to assemble a full sequence given all the options. This course aims to teach how to animate and edit a one minute Moho scene using rigs, sets and props to deliver not only a fun animation, but a solid learning experience you can build upon.This course acts as the final step to all my Moho courses. In the past I taught how to design and animate characters as well as build scenes and create pre-made actions. This course takes all of that to create a final product for work, personal or entertainment purposes.More specifically this course covers:Animating 3D ships to create a fun space battleLip syncing and body language for multiple charactersWorking within full 3D sets to build depth and atmosphereCorrecting timing and other animation anomalies that can pop upCreating vector particle effects such as lightning, smoke and dustCreating a teleportation effect using Moho 13’s new bitmap toolsUsing layer references to correct animations and create eye catching effectsWorking with pre-made PNG particle effects to compliment actionEditing multiple Moho scenes together with the SequencerEditing multiple Moho video scenes in PremiereExporting the final sequence for distribution
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 What You Will Learn in this Course
Lecture 2 Preview of Animation You Will Create With Me
Lecture 3 Prerequisites for this Course
Section 2: Breaking Down Course Materials
Lecture 4 Download Exercise Files + Instructions
Lecture 5 Looking at the Screenplay and Storyboard
Lecture 6 Listening and Interpreting Character Dialogue
Lecture 7 Examining the Rigs
Lecture 8 Looking at the 3D Sets and Props
Lecture 9 Explanation of Effects Folder
Section 3: Laying Out Scenes 1 and 2
Lecture 10 Animating the Opening Shot
Lecture 11 Importing Rigs and Setting Up Scene 2
Lecture 12 Setting Up Audio References and Timing
Lecture 13 Lip Syncing the Alien Guard
Lecture 14 Lip Syncing Chad
Lecture 15 Animating Alien Guard’s Body Language
Lecture 16 Animating Chad’s Actions
Lecture 17 Enhancing Alien Guard With Blinks and Head Turns
Lecture 18 Enhancing Chad’s Animations
Lecture 19 Adding the Flying Van in Background
Section 4: Enhancing Scene 2 with Polished Actions and Effects
Lecture 20 Creating the Electricity Effect
Lecture 21 Adding Emphasis with the Electricity Effect
Lecture 22 Adding Smoke
Lecture 23 Adding Sparks and Dust
Lecture 24 Creating the Disappearing Effect
Lecture 25 Adding a Teleport Glow
Lecture 26 Creating the Gun’s Power Charge
Lecture 27 Implementing Camera Movements
Lecture 28 Correcting Scene Errors
Section 5: Animating Scene 3
Lecture 29 Setting Up Teleport Dial
Lecture 30 Setting Up Van Interior Shot
Lecture 31 Lip Syncing Chad and Frank
Lecture 32 Modifying Chad Rig for Body Language Animation
Lecture 33 Animating Chad’s Body Language
Lecture 34 Animating Frank’s Body Language
Lecture 35 Animating Battle Carnage
Lecture 36 Animating Camera Movements
Section 6: Animating the Ship Chase
Lecture 37 Setting Up the First Chase Sequence
Lecture 38 Animating Lasers and Explosions
Lecture 39 Animating Sun Shot
Section 7: Polishing and Finalizing Scenes
Lecture 40 Adjusting Ship Speed and Filter in Scene 1
Lecture 41 Finalizing Scene 2
Lecture 42 Polishing Scene 3
Lecture 43 Preparing Scenes 4 and 5
Section 8: Assembling Scenes in Moho
Lecture 44 Exporting Scenes For Easier Assembly
Lecture 45 Piecing Together the Sequence
Lecture 46 Adding Music and Sound Effects
Lecture 47 Exporting the Main File Out
Section 9: Assembling Scenes in Video Editing Software
Lecture 48 Preparing Clips For Premiere
Lecture 49 Importing and Assembling in Premiere
Lecture 50 Adding Music and Sound Effects
Lecture 51 Adding Additional Effects
Lecture 52 Exporting the File
Section 10: Conclusion
Lecture 53 Final Thoughts
Aspiring animators looking to put together a cohesive sequence in Moho by combining rigs, sets, actions, voices and more.

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