Production - The Three P's of Production - Ordinary Animator

2 Production

Production is the phase where the actual creation of the animation takes place, including the animation of characters and objects, as well as the creation and finalization of visual elements that bring the project to life.

Animation: This is the process of bringing characters and objects to life by creating motion through keyframes, transitions, and effects. Animators work to ensure the movements are fluid and convey the right emotions, reactions, and actions.
Visuals: The visual development during production includes finalizing textures, lighting, shading, and rendering the scenes. This step ensures that the world created in pre-production is now realized in the final product, with a focus on aesthetics and detail.

2 Production

Animation: This is the process of bringing characters and objects to life by creating motion through keyframes, transitions, and effects. Animators work to ensure the movements are fluid and convey the right emotions, reactions, and actions.
Visuals: The visual development during production includes finalizing textures, lighting, shading, and rendering the scenes. This step ensures that the world created in pre-production is now realized in the final product, with a focus on aesthetics and detail.