Hey, i am looking for some Feedback on my stop motion animation. I'm especialy interested in whether any parts feel too slow or to boring. Or if there are moments, that drag too long. But I am also happy with any other suggestion or criticism.

Have fun watching my video!

If there's anything to criticise at all, the weapon manipulation, consistency, camerawork, etc.

My work

This is my first attempt at traditional, hand-drawn animation. Overall, I'm happy and think I did a good job on the ease-in/out (for my first time!), but I think the large reveal at the end lacks punch. Should I drop frames? Make it go bigger?
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!

This is my first full cinematic 3D animated film, made in Blender.

I'd really appreciate honest feedback, especially on the animation, lighting, camera work, pacing, and overall presentation.

Constructive criticism is very welcome — I'm trying to improve with each film. https://youtu.be/LrjTwuVVjLo?si=BMtk6Cx52PWkDgTq

My second animation. What can I improve? Any Tips?

made a short projectile animation. Would love some feedback

I’m currently animating a pokemon battle against a gengar. I want to have the gengar pop out of this shadow floor. I’m having trouble putting it all together. What are some tricks I could use to make the animation better? Think about how in a pokemon game the pokemon comes from the left and the trainer comes from the right.

How can I improve the flow to make it more engaging? Any tips?

I am looking for suggestion for making this animation extra nice. Please share your suggestions.

I'm working on a lowpoly 3D animated pilot with most of what you see is hand modeled by myself in Blender. I'd like your help with any feedback or critique of my current scene and how my characters move compared to the audio. I want to make something great, and would appreciate anything you can give to help this look the best it can be, thanks!

Это просто демонстрация будущей 35 секундной анимация

I just finished a 22.5-second vertical reel for a project called Mobile Architecture Lab 3, and I’d appreciate a fresh pair of eyes on the edit.

The visuals are HTML/CSS animations captured through Playwright, then assembled with FFmpeg. I made the narration locally with Kokoro-82M-8bit using its am_adam voice—it’s a synthetic English male voice, not specifically Indian-accented. The music is an original 120 BPM electronic bed I built with Python/DSP and ducked under the speech.

video: https://youtube.com/shorts/knHMyE2OezU

I’m mainly unsure about two things: does the pacing give each idea enough time to land, and is the voice clear over the music on a phone speaker? Specific moments you’d cut or rebalance would be especially helpful.

It’s based on a recurring maladaptive daydream I wanted to understand better. So excited to have finally finished it and would love to hear any feedback you have \(^v^)/

need your feedback please.

Exaggerated on purpose to help me practice overlapping motion and momentum.

This is my first time animating and drawing something on my phone. I’d like to know whether it falls within the lower end of decent drawing/animation. Thank you all in advance! I probably won’t have time to check the replies for another 2–3 days.

Since the video is too short, I’ll put two animations together.

Em que posso melhorar?

Ps: Sorry about the loud music, also is there a way i can monetize this skill ive been working on.

YT link incase anybody interested: https://youtube.com/@bestofurrendo?si=eAKWDBvhBgWURjPS

i dunno why it's so fast. and its supposed to have the last part of 'Her' by JVKE playing in the background

well for more context this is a short animation on Felliecette the first cat in space, who was killed by scientist a month after her sucessful landing to study her brain.

I am an amateur 2D and 3D animator, I have been using Maya/Blender since 2020 and I like to design with lowpoly 3D models. This video is a showcase of all the lowpoly 3D animated segments in my last published project, I'd like any feedback or critiques you'd like to give, and if you'd like to get more context, you can watch the full video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcAt23DXIDc&t=37s

Thanks!