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Hello,

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welcome to my introduction video

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of the Blender Animation Workflow Tutorials.

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My name is Ignacio Kanessa.

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I'm a character animator here at the London Institute.

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I would like to explain the main goals

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of this course.

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This is not a beginner course.

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It aims to animate

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from other software to Blender.

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But if you're a Blended user

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and you are interested to know

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how animators use Blender or the editors we use,

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this may be also interesting for you.

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Also keep in mind that these videos

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are not going to be explaining what everybody does.

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But it's more about the most important information

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to get you up and running

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to do animation in Blender.

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These videos are being recorded while 2.8

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is still in bed. So expect somethings to change.

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But one of the main goals of this video

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is also to be modular, so things can get updated

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by me or someone else in the future.

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I think that's all. Thank you so much for wathcing.

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I'm sorry you're gonna have

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to listen to me talking like this in all the videos.

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Anyway. Thank you so much for watching

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and see you on the next one.