Whiteboard Animation Characters
Whiteboard Animation Characters
Create animated characters for your stories with VideoScribe. Connect with your audience, show emotion and add elements of fun. Sometimes, characters can help you tell your story better than words ever could. Start a free trial today and check out our top tips and tricks so you can create believable characters in your stories.
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What types of animated characters can I use in VideoScribe?
Stick figures
If you're telling a complex story, and want your video to be more about the story than the animations themselves, then stick figures would likely be the best choice. Another perk of using stick figures is that you will not be alienating particular groups of people, which will ensure your stories are inclusive to all audiences.
Realistic characters
Using more realistic animated characters is a great choice when you've got a specific target audience in mind and you want to try and connect with them as much as possible. By using characters that look like your audience, you'll be able to resonate and connect with them much more. We have characters available with different ethnicities and religions to help you be more inclusive.
Cartoon characters
Cartoon characters are ideal to use when you want to add humor and exaggerated emotions to your animated stories. Cartoon animations are ideal to use in the classroom to engage your students and add a fun element to your lesson.
Creating your character
VideoScribe has a whole host of animated characters available for you to choose from, and with a range of skin tones, hair colours and ethnicities available, you can ensure your animated stories resonate with your audience, whoever they may be. Once you've decided what type of animation you'll be using to create your character, it's time to hash out the finer details. Follow these 5 steps to create your character:
1. Make them relevant to your audienceÂ
Who is your audience and what are their goals? If you know your audience well, you can design your character to match their persona. For example, if your audience is mostly school students, use school students as your characters. You need to tell your audience a story that they can relate to.
2. Make them unique
You don't want a dull, boring character in your animations. Instead, you want a character that will capture your audience's interest and keep them engaged. You can use your brand's unique selling point to create a unique and engaging character.
3. Define their personality
By defining your character's personality, you'll be able to weave them into your story much easier. A great way to show personality and mood is through the use of colors. For example, blue colors could indicate a calm, stable mood and yellow colors could indicate happiness and positivity.
4. Choose their physical appearanceÂ
If you know your audience well, you should have a good idea of what their physical appearance will be like. You can also use your character's mood and personality to help define their appearance.
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