types of animation

It is very similar to traditional animation because it combines a series of still images that are slightly different to show movement.

• 3D ANIMATION

• STOP MOTION

• 2D ANIMATION

• MOTION GRAPHICS

This art form focuses on the ability to move graphic elements, shapes, and text.

• 3D ANIMATION

• STOP MOTION

• 2D ANIMATION

• MOTION GRAPHICS

It is also known as computer animation and it is currently the most commonly used form of animation. 

• 3D ANIMATION

• STOP MOTION

• 2D ANIMATION

• MOTION GRAPHICS

This refers to vector-based animations similar to the ones used in Flash.

• TRADITIONAL ANIMATION

• MOTION GRAPHICS

• 2D ANIMATION

• STOP MOTION

This can also be referred to as cell animation. This type of animation requires the animator to draw every single frame by hand to create an animated scene. 

• TRADITIONAL ANIMATION

• MOTION GRAPHICS

• 2D ANIMATION

• STOP MOTION

In the old days, animators drew characters frame by frame, and then those drawings were transferred onto clear acetate sheets called_____ for painting.

• CEL

• SELL

• PLASTIC

• PAPER

vector-based animation gives the artist the option to create rigs for the characters and move ____________ at a time rather than constantly redrawing the characters.

• multiple body parts

• a quarter body parts

• single body parts

• whole body parts

In 3D Animation the Animator creates _______ or specific movements and lets the computer fill in the rest.

• videos

• images

• photos

• keyframes

The image shown is an example of what type of animation?

• 2D animation

• motion graphics

• stop motion

• 3D animation

The image shown is an example of what type of animation?

• 2D animation

• motion graphics

• stop motion

• 3D animation