An interesting post by John K on his views about Flash animation.
Some quotes:
"It's the key poses that tell the story. They are the drawings that the eye sees and responds to.
If I can't afford lots of inbetweens, at least I want to have the story telling-and entertaining poses."
"Many producers and in my opinion, non-creative types believe that having a lot of inbetweens
is what makes quality and they are willing to spend a lot of money for
drawings that no one sees. At the same time telling the artists who do
the key poses to not ever make anything new up."
"I like having smooth inbetweening,
but it doesn't normally add to the entertainment value, it just
connects the key poses without causing obvious jerky movements."
"I would rather have original drawings with cheesy inbetweening than
really smooth boring drawings and poses that we have seen a million
times before."
http://johnkstuff.blogspot.com.au/2007/11/flash-vs-traditional-vs-asia.html
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