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An animatic is a rough, storyboard-like sequence of images that represent the key moments and timing of an animation. 

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Animatics are typically created using static images without any movement.

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An animatic is the final, polished version of an animation.

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Sound effects and voice-over narration are usually included in an animatic to enhance the storytelling.

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The purpose of an animatic is to test the pacing, timing, and overall flow of the animation before committing to the full production.

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Traditional 2D animation involves hand-drawing each frame of the animation.

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Clay animation is the most popular form of stop motion animation.

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Cutout animation involves cutting out characters and objects from magazines and books.

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Object animation requires specially designed puppets for the characters.

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Pixilation is a technique that involves creating characters using computer-generated graphics in stop motion animation.

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