The 2020 Cartoon Animator "Animation At Work" Contest has come to a close after two months of exciting competition. With the participation of dozens of amazing animators, Cartoon Animator has proved once again that it is the tool of choice among different skill levels and project missions.
The "Animation At Work" contest was a runaway success that comprised of 185 submissions, with more creativity and skill in a single contest than we have ever witnessed. The entries include commercials, artworks, and YouTube videos made exclusively with Cartoon Animator 4. A huge thanks goes out to all the participants who rocked this event! Join us and check out the winners for Business, Comic, YouTube, and Education categories.
I am over the moon for winning this year’s competition! The prizes are amazing! The perception Neuron is the perfect Christmas gift and I can’t wait to try it! You really made my day! This year’s entry was a real challenge for me: I wanted to stress-test my abilities and check how viable Cartoon Animator was in a tight-deadline situation. The whole animation, from concept to post production and audio, was done be myself in just 12 days. It was very challenging, but I confirmed that Cartoon Animator can truly be used for creating budget-friendly quality animations in a very short time. Cartoon Animator really delivers what it promises, and that’s why I am using it more and more extensively for all my works.
Francesco has done again, by winning Reallusion’s 2D animation contest three times in a row! This talented CTA animator brings high quality animation, careful detail, extensive use of After Effects and strong and engaging storyline. Congratulazioni!
I was looking for a 2D animation software that will be easy for me to rig up the characters in bones just like in a 3D software when I came across Cartoon Animator 4. The ease of use for rigging and the integration with Adobe Photoshop in the pipeline version has been a great time-saver especially in this project where I need to rig and animate several illustrated characters from scratch. I can spend more time on animating and less on setting up characters - thanks to Cartoon Animator 4 Pipeline!
Ken Chan proudly wins second place in the Business category with his well-done explainer video where the teachers and students' characters were taken from the book series illustrations from the book series and animated with CTA.
This entire animation was created in a single CA4 Project file, which reduced post-production to mere sound editing.
Great job Anita Bell! This 3rd place is a sample business presentation for clients. An animated edu-tainment series with a well-made tempo, good voice acting and great character style!
The judging process for "Animation At Work" proved to be quite difficult and thus took many hours of deliberation to come up with the final winners. Although the following entries did not get the top prizes, Reallusion felt the need to praise their outstanding workmanship and spirit of sharing with an honorable mention.