• We've created a Blender file with 2 bounces, 50 frames in total.

• In it there is a null that is the parent of a bouncing sphere.

• Simply drag & drop your object using shift to make it the child of the null.

• After that, you'll automatically have a bouncing animation that you can build from.

Please have fun and remember that the first and second bounce can be completely different; use different objects, lighting, colours, or even a different technique like Stop Motion or 2D!

• If you choose to make your bounce in 2D, we have 2 Procreate files to act as a reference for the animation if needed.

• One of the files is in 1s (every frame is different) and the other is in 2s (every other frame is different). It's up to you which you choose.

• For consistency, when you render the video remember to use 25 fps.

• Remember that you can do as much variation as you like, but the bounce should have the same timing; after frame 19 the object should still be up in the air!