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In article  Glenn Saunders <[e-mail]> writes:

>I've noticed a tendency in animators to busy-up a scene by both
>cluttering up the frame, and by having more camera and object movement
>than is necessary.  This doesn't happen all the time, but it happens a lot....
... alot deleted.
>What have you all to add to this topic?

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>|Glenn Saunders -
>|The Desktop Studio -

Agreed Glen,

If your on a theme park ride maybe you want to be made sick by dizzy camera
movement but think about an animation that you really liked, the mood it had,
you'll most probably find it nice calm cinematic shots.
Beside's, if your doing a character animation you need time to build the
character, which means alot of still/slow camera shot on your subject. Lots of
render time but well worth it.

Geoff Suttor

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