Intro to 3D Concepts

What is animation?

• A) Creating still images
• B) Bringing life to inanimate objects
• C) Capturing live-action footage
• D) Designing backgrounds for movies

Which of the following is not a type of animation?

• A) 2D animation
• B) 3D animation
• C) Live-action animation
• D) Stop-motion animation

What is the standard frame rate for animation?

• A) 12 frames per second
• B) 24 frames per second
• C) 30 frames per second
• D) 60 frames per second

What does working on "two's" mean in hand-drawn animation?

• A) Drawing a new frame for every single frame of animation
• B) Holding each drawing for two frames
• C) Drawing only keyframes for animation
• D) Skipping every other frame during animation

What term refers to the process of tracing over live-action video to create an animated version?

• A) Keyframing
• B) Rotoscoping
• C) Tweening
• D) Compositing

What does ghosting (also known as onion skinning) allow animators to do?

• A) Create realistic lighting effects
• B) Control the timing of animation
• C) See multiple frames simultaneously
• D) Add special effects to animations

What is the process of putting together all the individual pieces of a scene to create the final visual output called?

• A) Keyframing
• B) Compositing
• C) Blocking
• D) Rigging

What is the first step in making an animated film?

• A) Creating assets
• B) Shooting reference video
• C) Writing the script
• D) Developing the story

What is the purpose of an animatic?

• A) Finalizing animation curves
• B) Testing lighting and rendering
• C) Creating character designs
• D) Previewing the film's timing and pacing

What is the primary function of keyframes in animation?

• A) Define major important poses
• B) Smooth out motion between poses
• C) Control the timing of animation
• D) Generate intermediate frames