Create 3D Digital Animation

What defines a flipbook in animation?

• A series of animated drawings that are projected on a screen.
• A method of capturing live action performances.
• A book with a series of pictures that are almost the same with slight differences.
• A digital animation created using software.

What is the oldest form of movie animation?

• Stop motion animation
• Computer-generated animation
• Hand drawn animation
• Motion capture

What is the primary characteristic of stop motion animation?

• It is created using a series of still photographs.
• It involves manipulating real world objects frame by frame.
• It uses computer-generated images.
• It relies on live actors for movement.

How does motion capture technology work?

• It creates animations by drawing each frame by hand.
• It involves filming real-life objects and speeding up the footage.
• It records the movements of an actor to create a digital character.
• It uses puppets to create animated sequences.

Which technique involves tracing over live action film frame by frame?

• Rotoscoping
• Motion capture
• Stop motion
• Flipbook

What animation principle is used to give a sense of weight and flexibility to a drawn object?

• Exaggeration
• Squash and stretch
• Anticipation
• Timing

What does the principle of anticipation in animation aim to achieve?

• To exaggerate movements for comedic effect.
• To prepare the audience for an upcoming action.
• To direct the audience's attention to background elements.
• To create a sense of realism in actions.

What is the purpose of staging in animation?

• To enhance the emotional impact of a scene.
• To prepare the audience for an action.
• To direct the audience's attention to important elements in a scene.
• To create a sense of movement.

Which animation principle involves presenting reality in a more extreme way?

• Squash and stretch
• Staging
• Timing
• Exaggeration