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How can you use animatics to get feedback from your audience?

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If you are working on a computer graphics project that involves storytelling, such as a short film, a game, or a presentation, you might want to use animatics to get feedback from your audience. Animatics are rough versions of your final animation that show the sequence of shots, the timing, the sound, and the basic movement of the characters and objects. They are a useful tool to test your ideas, communicate your vision, and improve your story before you invest more time and resources in the production stage. In this article, you will learn how to use animatics to get feedback from your audience and how to apply the feedback to your project.

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Kevin Brian Lipes

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Nikhil Salvi

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1 What is feedback and why is it important?

Feedback is the information that you receive from your audience about their reactions, opinions, and suggestions regarding your animatic. Feedback can help you to identify the strengths and weaknesses of your story, to clarify your message and goals, to solve problems and challenges, and to enhance the quality and impact of your final animation. Feedback can come from different sources, such as your peers, your clients, your instructors, or your potential viewers. Depending on your purpose and scope, you might want to get feedback from a small or a large group of people, from experts or novices, from formal or informal settings.

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Kevin Brian Lipes

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Animatics are vital for gathering audience feedback in animation. By creating simplified versions of scenes with basic animation, sound, and timing, animators can share them with focus groups or online communities. Viewers provide valuable input on pacing, clarity, character expression, and overall impact. Incorporating this feedback helps refine the final animation, ensuring it resonates with the target audience.

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Nikhil Salvi

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Alright, think of animatics like showing a sketch of your dream house to friends before you start building. You get their thoughts on whether the living room is too small or if you really need that giant slide from your bedroom to the pool (spoiler: you totally do). Here's how to make the most of it: Early Peeks: Let a few folks from your crowd sneak a peek at your animatics. This could be a cozy little gathering or something more private online. You’re looking for genuine, first-blush reactions from people who dig your kind of story.

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2 How to prepare your animatic for feedback?

Before you share your animatic with your audience, you need to make sure that it is ready for feedback. This means that your animatic should be clear, coherent, and consistent, and that it should represent your main ideas and intentions for your final animation. You should also have a specific question or goal that you want to achieve with the feedback, such as testing the plot, the pacing, the mood, the style, or the appeal of your story. You should also decide how you want to present your animatic, such as online or offline, live or recorded, with or without narration or commentary.

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Nikhil Salvi

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Mix it Up: Gather a colorful mix of people so you get the full spectrum of vibes. It’s like making a playlist that somehow fits workouts and chill-out sessions alike – balance is key. Guide the Chat: Instead of just asking, "So, what do you think?", guide them a bit. Maybe ask if the villain feels scary enough or if a joke lands right. It’s kind of like leading friends through a haunted house and asking which parts made them jump.

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3 How to collect feedback from your audience?

When collecting feedback from your audience, there are a variety of methods and tools to choose from, depending on your preferences and resources. Surveys and questionnaires are popular options, as they can be used to rate, rank, or comment on different aspects of your animatic. Interviews and focus groups provide more in-depth and detailed feedback. Additionally, observations and analytics can be used to measure how your audience interacts with your animatic, such as how long they watch it or what emotions they express. Eye-tracking, facial recognition, or web analytics are tools that can help you capture and analyze this data.

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Nikhil Salvi

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Rinse and Repeat: Take what they say to heart, tweak your animatic, and then show it off again. It’s a bit like seasoning food – taste, adjust, and taste again until it’s just right. Number Crunching: If you’re sharing your work in the digital world, keep an eye on those likes, views, and comments. It’s like checking the applause meter on a game show.

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4 How to analyze and interpret feedback from your audience?

Once you have collected feedback from your audience, you need to analyze and interpret it to understand what it means for your project. You should look for patterns, trends, and outliers in the data, and compare and contrast the feedback from different sources and perspectives. You should also evaluate the reliability, validity, and relevance of the feedback, and consider the context and expectations of your audience. You should avoid making assumptions or judgments based on your own biases or preferences, and instead, try to see the feedback as an opportunity to learn and improve.

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Nikhil Salvi

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Eavesdrop Online: Sometimes, you’ll find gold in the off-the-cuff banter about your work on social media. It’s the digital equivalent of overhearing people chat about your painting in a gallery.

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5 How to apply feedback to your project?

After you have analyzed and interpreted feedback from your audience, you need to apply it to your project to make changes and adjustments to your animatic or your final animation. You should prioritize the feedback that is most aligned with your objectives and criteria, and that is most feasible and beneficial for your project. You should also acknowledge and communicate the feedback that you have received and implemented, and explain the reasons and outcomes of your decisions. You should also thank your audience for their feedback and invite them to continue the dialogue and collaboration with you.

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Experiment: Try showing two slightly different versions of a scene to see which one gets more thumbs up. It’s a bit like changing up the chorus of your song to see which version gets people humming.

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6 Here’s what else to consider

This is a space to share examples, stories, or insights that don’t fit into any of the previous sections. What else would you like to add?

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Nikhil Salvi

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Animatics are your secret weapon to make sure the animation doesn’t just look good in your head but also hits the right notes with folks out there. It’s a bit like gathering your friends for a test drive in your DIY go-kart – their cheers (and constructive winces) will show you exactly where to tighten a bolt or paint a racing stripe. Remember, though, at the end of the day, it’s your vision, your masterpiece. Use the feedback like a compass, not a map.

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Sue Worthington

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This is a side tip BUT AI is brilliant at cutting the time down from 2 days to create an animatic to 1 hour. Use real voices from real people over AI generated images. A life-saver and a cost-saver!

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1 What is feedback and why is it important?

2 How to prepare your animatic for feedback?

3 How to collect feedback from your audience?

4 How to analyze and interpret feedback from your audience?

5 How to apply feedback to your project?

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1 What is feedback and why is it important?

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4 How to analyze and interpret feedback from your audience?

5 How to apply feedback to your project?

6 Here’s what else to consider

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