Foundations of Animation Final Test Prep

Each individual picture in an animation is placed in a frame.

• True

• False

• Tell me more..

• None of the above

An example of Claymation animation is ______.

• Wallace and Gromit

• Lion King

• Avatar

• None of the above

Refers to variations in the proportions of objects, lines or shapes.

• Size

• Proportion

• Radial Animation

• Scale Found

In its simplest form, it is physically manipulating a model, taking an image, then moving the model slightly, one frame at a time to create the illusion of movement.

• Traditional Animation

• Animation

• Stop Motion Animation

• Freeze Frame Animation

The phenomenon which causes animation (and all film and video presentations) to "fool" the eye into seeing a series of images, shown successively, as real, live motion.

• Seen Scene

• Persistence of Vision

• Animation

• All of the Above

Animation performed by computer, or computer graphics used in animation. Can be 2D or 3D animation.

• Traditional Animation

• CG/CGI Animation

• Digital Animation

• None of the above

The process of infusing movement or life out of static or inanimate objects to create an illusion of movement. Can be in painting or drawing , computer (FLASH, C.A.P.S), stop motion or even drawing directly on film stock.

• Animation

• Cartoons

• Staging

• Frame Capture

In it's strictest interpretation, this should mean any animation released in a format (that is, you MUST wear glasses to see it). In practice, this term has come to mean computer animation that imitates a real world.

• 2D Animation

• 3D Animation

• 4D Animation

• None of the above

The simplest shapes, such as circles, squares, and triangles.

• Art shapes

• Geometric Shapes

• Symbols

• None

Everything radiates outward from a central point

• Center Out

• Radiation

• Radial Balance

• None