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I'll be animating my Dragon Skunk pilot animation live. Using a webinar system you'll see what I'm doing on my screen. With Anime Studio Pro I'll be animating my characters and objects, design, draw, make objects, create scenes, set up shots, etc. I'll be miked and will answer your questions. No spoiler scenes will be shown.

Where: http://www.anymeeting.com/dragonskunk1

When: August 18, 2012 9PM Eastern time (UTC-5:00)

Duration: From around 3 to 6 hours.

Capacity: Maximum viewers per meeting is 200.

I'll be animating LIVE Saturday

You don't need an invitation to join. You don't have to attend the whole meeting come for 5min or stay for the whole thing if you like.

To see and hear my webcast you'll need:
- At least: Internet Explorer 8, Mozilla Firefox 3 or Safari(Mac)
- Flash Player 10.3 or higher
- 1024x768 minimum screen resolution
- Audio on if you want to hear my comments and answers.

If this works out well there will be many of these to come.

Eric, aka Super8mm

Did this event ever happen? I went on about 10:30 pacific time and it was down.

Yup! It just ended when you arrived. Luckily, I'll be having more of them soon.

I take it that everything went well then?

I attended last night for about an hour and a half. super8mm is a very talented animator whose approach to animating is delightful to see because his approach is out of the box thinking in solving certain tasks. Well done.

I wish I would have been able to see it. I planned on seeing it but my family decided to visit and by the time they left and I got online it apparently just ended. Next time...

can it be watched back not live? i think uStream type services can keep the session?

sorry i missed it

In this first video I'm not covering anything specific. I mainly wanted to have viewers watch me work and comment. Next time I'll use a higher quality setting for my codec but it is available in 1080p Youtube video to watch. I recorded the screen but not the chat conversations but I answer all questions on mic.

Here is part one of two.

you just need the bit after the = to embed videos

funksmaname wrote:you just need the bit after the = to embed videos

I searched everywhere to find the bit found after the = that I needed!

it was at the end of the original link you posted
Thanks for sharing!