VaidDed said:
is it just the compositing/ art-direction or also AD that make this look a bit more stiffer than the LO?

MasenkoSamurai46 said:
whats AD?

Iluvatar said:
Animation director.
They correct/redraw the drawings from the animators.

Hank said:
So what is compositing in animation terms and how is it affecting this scene.

evandro_pedro06 said:
Composite or the "Photography" team manage how the scene will look after all the animation/coloring is done. Depending on the Photography Director's instructions (the director, episode director, or even an animator can make requests as well) they can make a color look brighter, add extra textures, light flares, and other extra effects that weren't on the original animation. In the end, they're supposed to ensure that all the elements animation/colors/bg look as harmonious as they can.

In this scene specifically, that obviously doesn't happen. Putting aside the animation, because that's another talk mentioned before. If you look at the textures in the walls and floor are nothing than default options that didn't require much work.

Hank said:
So is https://www.sakugabooru.com/post/show/104110
This can be considered a good composition because the first few seconds in which the person runs in the train the lighting looks good with sunlight and all so is this the compositing done good