Hocus Pocus Rotoscope

This is my rotoscope project. I chose to rotoscope a scene from Hocus Pocus when Sarah Sanderson is singing to entice the children to come to the Sanderson house. It took me 10 hours to animate this frame by frame. I really appreciate how long it took to animate 10 seconds of footage. I can only imagine the effort it takes to animate a feature length film.

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