Clay Kaytis has posted part 2 of his interview with Eric Goldberg on The Animation Podcast .
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Clay Kaytis has posted part 2 of his interview with Eric Goldberg on The Animation Podcast .
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Master animator Eric Goldberg's long-awaited book has finally been released. 
Character Animation Crash Course is now available at your local bookstores (check Barnes & Noble or Borders , or online at Amazon.com)
I have treasured my xeroxed copies of Eric's lecture notes from animation lectures he gave us at Disney several years back and now I am so glad to have all of this material , plus some new material that Eric has added to expand his notes, all bound together in neat little package , including a CD which has Quicktime movies of many of the animation examples he shows in the book.
Eric is one of the best animators working today . This book will perfectly compliment the Richard Williams book . Some of the material will overlap , but Eric's approach to the material has a different flavor than Richard Williams' approach , so you'll get something new from Eric's book , even if you have the Williams book .

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