Mark, you probably cover this in a later lesson, but I'm stumped now on something I need for my current project. I have an image with two characters, one of whom is talking to the other. But no matter what I do, BOTH characters move their lips in sync! I can specify a character by its position in the image, or by its official character name, and it still happens. How do I make just one character's lips move in either Galaxy or OpenArt? Thanks!

@Mark Diaz Mark, I am at the Storyboard lessons (13-15) in your AI Class and it hit me about your creative process and thinking, you picked the script, back ground music and sound effects before you generated the storyboard images. While watching the clip in #15 it sounded more like an audio story first and then you added the images for the story. Here's my understanding so far about your creative process: 1. Story idea. 2. Character script. 3. Background music. 4. Character image development. 5. Location/background image development. 6. Scene/shot development. 7. Record script/voice audio 8. Build basic animation in video editing software (lesson 15 example). 9. ... Is this close to your creative processes? Thank you, I guess I'm too step by step oriented at this moment.

I need to plan how I am going to parcel out my video ideas. Approximately how many video projects will be assigned during this course.

Hey everyone, Mark Diaz has just launched a new course called AI Animation Masterclass. In my view, this course significantly upgrades and effectively replaces his previous animation courses. If you have any questions, doubts, or concerns about the course, the content, who it is for, or how it compares to the older material, drop them here. Ask anything. P.S. There are no dumb questions.

Hi everyone, nice to meet you! I’m a beginner and I’m really enjoying the learning process, but I’ve got stuck on the exercise in Lesson 25 of the 12 Principles course (Secondary Action Exercise). I went back and redid the exercise several times from the beginning to check if I had done something wrong, but everything seems fine. However, when I import the motion clip for the character running with the gun in hand, the animation looks strange. The gun appears to be floating in space, as if it’s not connected to the character’s fist. Also, even though I changed the sprite from an open hand to a closed hand, it still displays the open hand. Has anyone experienced a similar issue? Or any idea of what am I dong wrong? This is what it looks like: