He even sings some "Rush" for his friend Daniel Brigham, and I did ask him to remove the "Blooper Reel", but he insisted in keeping it there. Can you find it?
Thanks for the comments - very much appreciated. It was fun trying to push things as far as I could - learned a huge amount. I have had to get Bruce to post this as he has yet to animate my arms, let alone enable me to type.
I think you have one of the most 'liberated,' creative, and prolific brains out there — so it's great that StoryLion does such a wonderful job of being your muse and alter ego!
It's often the "playing" where we get the most enjoyment in this job. It's funny - I ran a course last week where they specifically wanted to see "animations" and "how far you can push SL".
A lot of the course consisted of dissecting StoryLion (figure of speech only...no lions or other cartoon characters were hurt during the production of this workshop...), and looking at how Phil Mayor created his "Periodic Table" showpiece.
Once in a while you then get a client who requests something "different", and we get to play and get paid for it. That's the kind of commission I really like getting.
Once in a while you then get a client who requests something "different", and we get to play and get paid for it. That's the kind of commission I really like getting.
True! On those days, Clouds part, the sun shines and unicorns break out in song!
Wonderful! Yes, Bruce, I agree with you and Jeff -- there's nothing like being asked by a client to incorporate fun and whimsy into a production. We know this line of work is something we love to do because we would create these things for free just to express the creative side of our nature! :-)
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Great work Bruce, i missed him :-)
Brilliant!
Thanks :)
Wow! Another great product. Bruce, I love your work.
I love that little lion dude!
Brilliant introduction to the new features in Storyline 2. Love the bloopers at the end!
Thanks for the comments - very much appreciated. It was fun trying to push things as far as I could - learned a huge amount. I have had to get Bruce to post this as he has yet to animate my arms, let alone enable me to type.
StoryLion
Terrific job, Bruce! It's quite a lovely tutorial. (I get the impression that StoryLion lives in quite a wild and crazy place! ;-)
@Adele...
If that is referring to the somewhat more liberated recesses of my brain -
then yes :)
Bruce,
I think you have one of the most 'liberated,' creative, and prolific brains out there — so it's great that StoryLion does such a wonderful job of being your muse and alter ego!
Cheers!
@Adele :)
It's often the "playing" where we get the most enjoyment in this job. It's funny - I ran a course last week where they specifically wanted to see "animations" and "how far you can push SL".
A lot of the course consisted of dissecting StoryLion (figure of speech only...no lions or other cartoon characters were hurt during the production of this workshop...), and looking at how Phil Mayor created his "Periodic Table" showpiece.
Once in a while you then get a client who requests something "different", and we get to play and get paid for it. That's the kind of commission I really like getting.
True! On those days, Clouds part, the sun shines and unicorns break out in song!
How true (click on quote to see just how correct you were...)
Wonderful! Yes, Bruce, I agree with you and Jeff -- there's nothing like being asked by a client to incorporate fun and whimsy into a production. We know this line of work is something we love to do because we would create these things for free just to express the creative side of our nature! :-)
Loved this, Bruce! That blooper reel was the best :D
Thanks Natalie; )
Yeah...I got a little carried away. .
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