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ANIMATION TUTORING

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Along with my animation work, I also do Animation Tutoring for children and teenagers, primarily aimed at 12-16 year-olds, but also other age ranges.

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This tutoring covers a wide variety of topics, including 2D and 3D animation, drawing and art skills, design and planning, software and storytelling skills.

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If you're interested, please feel free to reach out, or click the link below for more info.

Student Work

Lessons

Lessons Include:

  1. Introduction to 2D Animation

  2. Software and Beginner Animation

  3. Drawing for Animation

  4. Introduction to the 12 Principles of Animation

  5. Planning for Animation

  6. Projects

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Further Lessons Include:

  • Locomotion - Walk and Run Cycles

  • Transformation and Metamorphosis

  • Character Design for Animation

  • Dialogue, Acting and Lip Sync

  • And more…

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This lesson plan is adaptable to the needs and requirements of each student

Testimonials

"The lessons are really fun, and Corin’s really good at answering all the questions I have. He knows a lot about the different types of animation and tools. He also helps a lot, if I make any mistakes, and tells me how I can fix them. He’s really good at analysing animations, and knows a lot of good sources that I can learn from. He lets me do animations and projects that I want to do."

  • Luca Poster-Gates

 

"Since starting animation tutorials with Corin, Luca has grown a great amount in his skill and enthusiasm. Corin has acted as a true mentor for him, helping him move to the next level, encouraging him, and developing his confidence and enjoyment of animation. Luca has become self-directed, taking joy in working on the animations on his own between lessons, excited about sharing them with Corin who helps him move to the next level."

  • Laura Gates

 

“I really enjoy learning animation with Corin. The lessons are always well planned, and well-paced, with lots of opportunities to ask questions. He’s very knowledgeable and always friendly.”

  • Rebecca and Max Carnegie

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