As Martin says, post some references and what you have managed to achieve so far. One thing to keep in mind is that sometimes we try to go about things the wrong way, or maybe not the wrong way, but the less practical way. In that we try to make things work on screen by default, perhaps as things would physically behave, when in reality animations you see out there people have had to fake a lot of stuff and add it in post-production, and it gives the illusions that it’s all in the 3D view. A lot of times that’s why we find ourselves stuck, because we’re trying to do something real that other people just faked.
