The traditional animation production process has been developed for nearly a hundred years. Why is it eliminated by the present society?

I am also a student majoring in film and television animation, and I am a junior this year! Your question is too general. If you are a beginner, I suggest you lay a good foundation and start with sketching, especially sketching, and draw a lot of pictures. Don't think it's useless, but it will be a bottleneck restricting you in the future. Software is just a tool, and the main ability lies in your creativity! The whole animation production process is too complicated, and it is not necessarily that mode. Without that animator, every link is good. Find the direction you want to develop, such as hand-drawing master, camera master, role setting master, modeling master and so on. , and determine your own goals! However, it is best to study in the early stage and understand clearly!

First of all, the animation software you will use is flash, which is mainly used for two-dimensional animation. In fact, learning flash well is not easy. The animation software you will learn in the future is MAX or MAYA (in fact, there is no difference between good and bad, the former does more modeling and scenes, and the latter is more used for three-dimensional animation). During this period, you will learn PS, CDR, painter, premier, AE and so on. Remember, in school, what you learn will never keep up with the progress of the times. Do a good job in studying and contacting after class! Good luck! O(∩_∩)O~