"FREAK" your key frames

[drj 0]

http://mographwiki.net/%22Freaked%22_key_frames Edited April 11, 2008 by drj

[Guest Sao_Bento]

http://mographwiki.net/%22Freaked%22_key_frames

funny. Is changing the default settings of a plug-in "freaking"? or the default scale, position, rotation of a layer "freaking" a layer?

[Bokeh 0]

Normally I would never advocate violence in the workplace, but if anyone ever used the phrase "freak your keyframes" in front of me I could not be held responsible for my extremely violent reaction.

Edited April 11, 2008 by Bokeh

[graymachine 0]

Normally I would never advocate violence in the workplace, but if anyone ever used the phrase "freak your keyframes" in front of me I could not be held responsible for my extremely violent reaction.

 

Sounds like someone's got a case of the Mondays!!

[microdot 0]

That is fuc_ _ n hilarious.

 

 

What a shoddy attempt at glomming hacker 80's speak.

[yuppster 0]

I'm going to assume this was an inside joke... and delete the article after the proper comedic value has been extracted from it. Well, I'm glad someone is using the wiki at least.

Edited April 12, 2008 by yuppster

[Jean_Pierre 0]

Ahh, I can't wait for the first opportunity I have to use this phrase. "Shhhheeeeeeeeet, at the club? I was at home freakin' keyframes last night, dog! =)

[C.Smith 0]

http://mographwiki.net/%22Freaked%22_key_frames

 

Freaking retarded.

[zook 0]

I like it and intend using it at every opportunity.

 

Anyway, I'm off now to freak some keyframes, slam some comps, thrutch my audio, whelk them timelines and then squirt my mov through the wires.

[iline 0]

Dog, I been freaking all tha time and didden even KNOW it.

[shinjin 0]

Which reminds me of clients using words they somehow caught up and use it in a complety wrong or wierd way. But because of the situation, it is inappropriate to correct them. So they use it the whole meeting long and of course after that as often as possible.

[Guest Sao_Bento]

Which reminds me of clients using words they somehow caught up and use it in a complety wrong or wierd way. But because of the situation, it is inappropriate to correct them. So they use it the whole meeting long and of course after that as often as possible.

I work with a bunch of people who constantly use incorrect typographical terminology - the bad part is that I'm catching it and starting to call things that are left aligned "left justified". I guess that qualifies as a first world problem.

[drj 0]

some of you are way to up tight

[KGB 0]

Meh....freaking is supposed to be something that "shouldn't" be done but is anyway, as opposed to something that should, but is sometimes neglected.

 

With its misappropriation and the feeling of someone trying to get exposure via "coining a phrase", I think thats why its met with such rebuttal.

Edited April 12, 2008 by KGB

[C.Smith 0]

some of you are way to up tight

 

Nice. Already freaking the English phrase, "too uptight". Or would that be hacking?

[drj 0]

Meh....freaking is supposed to be something that "shouldn't" be done but is anyway, as opposed to something that should, but is sometimes neglected.

 

With its misappropriation and the feeling of someone trying to get exposure via "coining a phrase", I think thats why its met with such rebuttal.

 

 

right, the idea is that he is trying to get exposure. you nailed it

[JonAndesign 0]

Anyone do their keyframes 'animal style' ?

[KGB 0]

right, the idea is that he is trying to get exposure. you nailed it

 

put some [sarcasm][/sarcasm] tags around that one.

 

 

Maybe not "him"....

 

aren't you the one that put that entry into mographwiki?

Edited April 13, 2008 by KGB

[KGB 0]

Anyone do their keyframes 'animal style' ?

 

I like my keyframes on top.

[JonAndesign 0]

I like my keyframes on top.

 

I like my keyframes cooked and fried with mustard. Then I add some pickles, some extra spread and grilled onions.

 

"animal style"

[drj 0]

haha who ever added

 

"Some have termed this 'freaking' the keyframes, but this usage would be likely be met with guffaws, as there isn't a paid animator alive who doesn't use other kinds of ramping than 'easy ease.'"

 

must not watch a lot of reels.

 

i could post a ton of studios who dont even freakem

[nickin 0]

haha who ever added

 

"Some have termed this 'freaking' the keyframes, but this usage would be likely be met with guffaws, as there isn't a paid animator alive who doesn't use other kinds of ramping than 'easy ease.'"

 

must not watch a lot of reels.

 

i could post a ton of studios who dont even freakem

 

 

hahaha

 

so did you make up the word or is there more than one person who talk like this?

 

 

this is so retarded i had to delurk

[Bokeh 0]

freakem

 

*shudder*

[govinda 0]

i could post a ton of studios who dont even freakem

Oh yeah there are a lot of those who don't 'freakem.' Oh, you said 'studios'? I though you said 'students.'

[yuppster 0]

Actually, the original, non-Govindaized edit is here:

http://mographwiki.net/index.php?title=%22...amp;oldid=15916

 

Which actually offer us some handy usage tips for the new phrase...

 

'"Used in a sentence: "Nice reel, but come on, freak your keyframes"'