Clase privada 1:1: Introducción a Flipaclip (o Animation Desk): ¡crea animaciones 2D!

In this class, students will learn the how to use FlipaClip for making animations.

If you love to draw, and you love the look of classic hand drawn animation, I'll teach you how to simplify your drawings, and utilize animation software to create the animations that you've been dreaming of.

ITINERARY: 
✔ Students are instructed on how to start a FlipaClip project. 
✔ Students are introduced to the different tools on FlipaClip.
    * Students have the option share their screen while using FlipaClip, so that the instructor can give assistance with annotation.
✔ Students experiment with FlipaClip's color panel.
✔ Students are introduced to "layers".
✔ Students are introduced to "Key Frames".
✔ Students will practice Copying and Pasting parts of their artwork. 
    (So that they don't have to redraw some scenes that don't need to be redrawn.)
✔ Students become familiar with the Onion Skin and Grid features.
✔ Students are introduced to the "Frames Viewer"
✔ Students learn how to add layers of sounds and music.
✔ Students learn how to Make/Render the Movie.

Already know how to use FlipaClip?
As these 1:1 class sessions are learner-directs, there are other possible FlipaClip themed ideas that can be done in class with the student:
✔ If a student is working an animated film or project, I would offer any assistance with that project.
✔ Creating fun fight scenes (or standard walking animations) with the help of movement guides. 
✔ Making characters talk and syncing their mouth movements to your voice.
✔ Learning how to do Rotoscoping and turning videos into animated cartoons.
✔ Learning how to use Rotoscoping to add effects to Stop Motion videos. 
    (Example: Making Lego Figures shoot cartoon lasers!)

This is a LIVE class and is NOT pre-recorded.  
This class will be presented via cameras from the instructor. Students can interact with the instructor, as well ask ask questions during instruction. 

No writing or independent reading is necessary. 
Students are expected to communicate with the teacher. Communication, visuals, and hands-on instruction are all the things that I are important in helping the students get a better understanding of the subject.