Animator's Survival Kit: Methods, Principles, Formulas for Animators

Richard Williams, the Academy Award-winning animator behind Who Framed Roger Rabbit, is the definitive authority on animation. With fifty years of experience in the industry, Williams has been a true innovator, bridging the gap between traditional hand-drawn animation and the new era of computer animation epitomized by films like Toy Story. More than just an accomplished animator, Williams has also dedicated himself to passing on his knowledge to a new generation of animators, ensuring that the art form continues to evolve and flourish.

In his highly sought-after master classes held throughout the United States and Europe, Williams imparts the fundamental principles of animation that are essential for animators of all levels. Whether you're a beginner or an expert, a traditional animator or a computer animation specialist, Williams's teachings are invaluable. His mantra of "invent but be believable" serves as a guiding principle, as he uses hundreds of illustrations to demonstrate the techniques of the masters.

Through Williams's guidance, animators are equipped with a comprehensive system that empowers them to push the boundaries of the medium and create truly remarkable work. This book is a must-have for professionals, students, and animation enthusiasts alike, as it distills the wisdom of a master into a definitive guide that is sure to become the standard reference for all types of animation.

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