Uploaded July 2018 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Once you’ve made a story reel and the props, it’s time to start everyone’s favorite part of animation – the math!
This step is crucial if you want your animation to actually take as long as the script needs. Which you do. Otherwise, you’ll finish animating and when you try to record audio, you’ll find out that you need to rush through your script in order to keep pace with the animation. Or worse - need to go back and reanimate parts.
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Once you’ve made a story reel and the props, it’s time to start everyone’s favorite part of animation – the math!
This step is crucial if you want your animation to actually take as long as the script needs. Which you do. Otherwise, you’ll finish animating and when you try to record audio, you’ll find out that you need to rush through your script in order to keep pace with the animation. Or worse - need to go back and reanimate parts.
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ABOUT US
BimBam sparks connections to Judaism through digital storytelling for learners of all ages. Watch something Jewish at https://www.bimbam.com.
Facebook: facebook.com/heybimbam
Twitter: twitter.com/heybimbam
SUPPORT US
We are a nonprofit organization and would love your support to continue creating engaging and educational content. If you like our videos support us here: bimbam.com/donate
