Hi! Thank you so much! I colored all my animation in TVPaint! I mostly color my film once I’m done with animation since I’m slower at animating. I also find coloring to be a lot easier if you have a color script to begin with. That way you can see the color changes in your film from scene to scene in smaller thumbnails. Before I started working on my color script, I knew I wanted earthy colors in my film and that really helped set the tone that I was going for. It’s also helpful to have your color script displayed next to your animation as a reference while you’re coloring your film so you can just eye drop or guesstimate the color based off your color script- I find that to be a HUGE time saver. . It’s really just about planning in the pre-production stage to make your post-production a lot easier. I hope that helps! :) 

Hey! 

These are the programs I used on my film:

TVpaint: Animation, BG, Coloring
After Effects CC: Compositing
Premiere Pro CC: Editing

And Thanks so much!! :)

-Yon