Multimedia - Animation

Animation is possible because of a biological phenomenon known as

• persistence of vision

• phi

• motion

• anima

A psychological phenomenon of animation known as

• persistence of vision

• phi

• motion

• anima

The word “animation” is a form of “animate,” means

• kinematics

• vision

• motion

• to bring to life

The speed of the image changes is called

• frames per second

• motion rate

• frame rate

• flicker effect

21/2D animation differs from 2D animation when

• it has shadowing ad highlighting effect

• it changes the motion in three axes

• it is not changing their position on the screen

• the visual changes that bring an image alive occur on the

  flat Cartesian x and y axes of the screen

Path animation in 2-D space increases the complexity of an animation

• by using a series of progressively different graphics on each frame

• when each frame may be composed of many layers of cels

• provides motion, changing the location of an image along a predetermined path

• include creating objects, planning their movements, texturing their surfaces and adding lights,

Cel animation comes from

• clear celluloid sheets that were used for drawing each frame

• handwork of the animation and rendering process

• a written script with a list of activities and required objects and then create a storyboard to visualize the animation

• animate visual images in paper

_______ mean the first and last frame of an action

• easing

• tweening

• keyframes

• celluloids

_______ is an action that requires calculating the number of frames between keyframes and the path the action takes

• tweening

• easing

• pencil test

• painting

The penciled frames are assembled and then actually filmed as a

• pencil film

• pencil move

• pencil frame

• pencil test