Toon Boom: rigging for production with Sean Francis
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Toon Boom Harmony is a long established, feature rich 2D animation tool utilised in many international productions. The software allows animators to create paperless and cut-out animation in a range of styles.
For series or film production a critical stage in the smooth execution of modern digital animation is robust pre-production. Rigging is where the bulk of the work takes place that leads to great animation, setting up assets and making decisions that impact the rest of the project.
In this course you will be walked through how it’s done in Toon Boom Harmony at a professional level. From considering turnarounds, importing art, using nodes and establishing a base rig to adding shapes, creating controllers and applying deformers. This carefully constructed course will help you master this side of Toon Boom’s software ready for your next big project or new role.
Explore a full rig workflow from character design to animation layout.
Work and learn in an established production studio setting.
Benefit from direct, in-person training from an experienced industry professional.
08 – 12 SEPT 2025
9:30 – 16:30
£625 + VAT
50% funding for Welsh residents – £312.50 +VAT (supported by Creative Wales)
Up to 100% further funding support listed on website (T&Cs apply)
https://clothcat.com/academy/toon-boom-rigging-for-production-with-sean-francis/
Can be available online if required.
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