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Animation
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| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Animation | the process of creating motion and shape change illusion by rapidly displaying a sequence of still images with small changes in object location |
| Animators | artists that specialize in the creation of animation |
| Traditional Animation | an animation technique where each frame is drawn by hand |
| Computer Animation | the act of adding liveliness or movement to a computer graphic |
| Cartoons | animated short films |
| Live Action | actions within a film or animation that is carried out by a human |
| Cel | a sheet of transparent celluloid paper used in cel animation |
| Cel Animation | traditional animation where objects are drawn on a cel and placed over a stationary background |
| Stop Motion Animation | a technique where the camera is repeatedly stopped and started in order to give objects the impression of movement |
| Rotoscoping | an animation technique where a sequence of usually photographed frames are projected or enlarged so that the artist can trace from the frame or create an image to superimpose on it. |
| Cutout Animation | an animation technique that uses flat characters, props and backgrounds cut from materials such as paper, card, stiff fabric or even photographs |
| Silhouette Animation | an animation technique where the characters are only visible as black silhouettes Computer Generated Imagery Animation CGI the process of generating animated images using computer graphics |
| Computer Assisted Animation | animation that includes aspects of traditional animation with 3D modeling and 2D computer graphics |
| Frame | one animation cel whose position in time is measured in frames on a strip of film |
| Keyframe | a drawing that defines the starting and ending points of any smooth transition |
| Tweening | the transition that blends two animation cels together |
| Registration Marks | small measured marks that are used to align images and frames |
| Animation Loop | the repetition of part of the animation |
| 3D Modeling | the process of developing graphics and images that appear to have three dimensions |
| Cel-shading | a type of rendering intended to make computer graphics appear hand drown |
| Motion Capture | the technique of recording patterns of movement digitally, such as recording an actor's movements for the purpose of animating a digital character |
| Render | the process of building output files from computer animation project |
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