Introduction to Animation

Creating the illusion of motion through accelerated display of static images differing slightly from one another refers to:

• Animation

• Production Process

• Character Design

• Storyboarding

Animation Industry is:

• businesses and people designing, producing and distributing animations.

• proposal outlining the features ad goals to be animated.

• the visual appearance, basic characters and simple plots.

Each image in an animation is known as a/an

• frame.

• story idea.

• animation.

• design.

Story idea, audience identification, script writing, character design, storyboarding, audio, animation, delivery is all a part of the production process.

• True

• False

Story idea includes:

• characters

• environment

• plot

• all of the choices

A proposal to outline the features, goals and overall aspects of the animation is:

• story idea.

• script writing.

• character design.

• animation.

Audience Identification:

• Defines whom the animation will most appeal to.

• Age, Gender, Lifestyle, etc...

• Determines content which will appear in the animation.

• All of the choices

Description of Environments, action lines and animation, and dialog among characters are all a part of

• script writing.

• character design.

• audience identification

• all of the choices.

The creation of an animated person, animal or object is

• character design.

• production process.

• story idea.

• all of the choices.

The hand-drawn version of the arrangement of animation/illustrations depicting each scene is

• Storyboarding

• Script Writing

• Production Process

• Character Design