How Critical Role: High Seas was made part 5 @animationclubschool
How Critical Role: High Seas was made part 5  @animationclubschool
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
As scenes slowly came together, students experienced firsthand how unpredictable animation production can be. In the Short Film Creation course, students learned that professional productions continue to evolve long after the initial plan is set.

Most importantly, students discovered that strong productions are built step by step through persistence, collaboration, and the ability to keep improving under pressure.

🎬 Stay tuned for the finale!

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Film: Critical Role: The High Seas Fan trailer
Partnered Studio: @lihtar.studio
Creative director: @edward.kurchevsky.animation
Art director: @_gexu
FX supervisor: @lightsoul_fx
Compositing supervisor: @iana_nian

Course: Short Film Creation https://animationclub.school/courses/2d-short-film-creation-course/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=shorts&utm_campaign=oct2026&utm_term=2d_animation&utm_content=critical_role

Out on July 10, 2026
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How Critical Role: High Seas was made part 5

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