Touching on all aspects of animation creation, the Toon Boom Animation Workout Series is a dedicated program of animation exercises designed to help you develop the animation techniques and skills necessary to get the most out of Toon Boom Studio.
All Workouts include a PDF file that guides you through the lesson plan, project files and a QuickTime demo of the final output (Project Development comes with a PDF file only).
Workouts use Studio 5 User Interface for demonstration and are compatible with Studio 5, unless otherwise indicated
This Workout will help you organize yourself for multiple types of projects and to effectively use the tools in Toon Boom Studio to save the most time.
In this workout exercise, you will learn the fundamentals of cut-out style animation. Discover step by step how to go from a rough sketch, to a fully painted character ready for rigging.
Start your treasure hunt with Toon Boom Pirate: Get Rigged! The Cut-out Character Rigging Workout features our own Pirate character ready to take you on an adventure and show you how he can be rigged for cut-out animation.
Become a member of the Japanimation Nation with our workout, "Anime Project in 5 Easy Steps". Anime has been delighting audiences for years in more countries than just Japan.
Learn how to use various features in Toon Boom Studio to create a short stop-motion video from start to finish. All you need is a digital video camera or external webcam, bright solid-coloured fabric, some favourite toys and your imagination.
The Toon Boom Animation Workout Video focuses extensively on Cut-out animation and teaches you how to turn a set of pictures into a fully animated character using the latest version of Studio.
The How to Animate? electronic book is a great tool for learning all aspects of animation. It covers the foundations of animation in 13 lessons, from character design, timing, squash and stretch and lip-synchronization, to multiplane Sceneplanning, composition and camera movement. Each lesson comes with sample material too. The How to animate? guide includes the following lessons: