Basic Terms in Animation

________ is creating the illusion of life by moving still images.

• Animation

• Time-skipping

• Drawings

• Film-making

A frame in a timeline at which a change will occur.

• Extreme

• Timing

• Keyframe

• Animation

Framerate is the _____ at which frames are played

• Physics

• Altitude

• Sound

• Speed

A breakdown pose shows how action will (a)   from one key pose to the key pose.

A semi transparent representation of a drawing on your last frame

• Inbetween

• One's

• Two's

• Onion Skin

Why is a keypose different from an extreme pose?

Answer explanation

A key can be called an "extreme"; however, keys are known to be the drawings that define and or tell the story, whereas, extremes are drawings that show a change in direction from those same keys.

Working on (a)   would mean doing a new drawing over every single frame of the animation.

This pose is used to smooth transitions

• Extremes

• In-betweens

• Breakdowns

• Keys

Shows a change in direction

• Keys

• Timeline

• Extremes

• Breakdowns

Working on (a)   s means holding each drawing for two frames, so one second of animation at 24 frames per second would only be 12 drawings, not 24.