I've designed a new course at the Academy of Art University

 "ANM_499_19: Special Topics: Human and Animal Locomotion"

In the time been It's given a green light, but I need more students enrolled. 
If you think this class may be of interest to you, sign up or tell others about it.

Here's what this new class will be about:

I will teach the wide range of locomotion - 
biped walk, run, sneak (both cycles and non-cycles), 
quadruped walks, runs, gallops (both cycles and not), 
bird and lizard walk/run.

I will re-enforce the meaning of Animation work flow consisting of 
"Layout-blocking-animation-polishing" and 
"Extremes-Breakdowns-in-betweens", character setups. 

I think this is very important topic, rather under-represented. 
The new class will focus on the expressive locomotion without distraction of acting shots.
Take a look at the Outline here: http://discussion.academyart.edu/onCampusCourseContentOutline?section=94995
We need at least 5 more students for it to roll out.

I'm counting on you.
Thanks.

Hey everybody.
I'm trying a new (for me) thing: Online video animation course.
Please take a look at it and give me your opinion. You may also leave your positive review on the site.
It's here:
https://www.udemy.com/intro_to_locomotion/