Bohemian Rhapsody Animation

Hello everyone, This animation was a project for my grade 10 personal project in IB. I really love Freddie Mercury and just wanted to show my appreciation of Bohemian Rhapsody through animation. This is my first animation ever, so it will be choppy and some parts are off. Additionally I am so sorry for all my fellow Bohemian rhapsody fans, I ran out of time to complete the project, so I could only do 2:40 of the song. Thus, regrettably I didn't even get to animate the best part(subjectively) of the song"Galileo, Galileo". Lastly, I just want to thank everyone for the support in this project, my parents, friends, teachers, students, and my supervisor who guided me in my stressful times. I hope you all enjoy and also listen to the full song for those who haven't listened to Bohemian Rhapsody before! And to make sure, I did ask SONY/TV publishing, the copyright holders, if I am allowed to upload it, which they granted me as long as it is non profit which it is non-profit. I said this in the disclaimer, but's lets be honest, no one reads the disclaimer. (or at least I don't) So, share with your friends, and spread the awesome song Bohemian rhapsody around!! Answers to possible questions -Took 4,000 frames including drawing, coloring, lighting, shading, effects etc. -Idk how many months really, maybe 4-6, I just know it was a very very long time. SO RESPECT ANIMATORS!!! they work way to hard and long!! -I used photoshop cc 2015.5, although you can use extended versions of other photoshops that have them. I am pretty sure that the full version of Ps6 has the animation addition. To make sure type in timeline then the photoshop version. If it doesn't have a timeline as part of it, then you can't animate with the program To create the drawings, I used a Wacom tablet (intous art small). It costs 100us dollars, including stylus pen, cables, replacement nibs, screen touch. It's a really great deal, especially for those wanting to go into digital art, and it's also a perfect gift too for families that have artists in them. My help and sources -If you want to learn more in animation, Check out Alex grigg who explains very Thoroughly about the timeline in photoshop and introduces animation so it is easy to follow and understand. -Check out Aaron Blaise who is a disney animator, and gives great tips in aesthetics -Aaron Naise, Aaron Rutten, John Larock teaches how to set up Wacom tablet -also just for something interesting, check out the director Akira Kurosawa who utilizes nature to tell the cinematographic story of his works. really interesting to watch!(or at least in the artistic sense to me)