PRINCIPLE OF ANIMATION

Speed of motion reflects

weight, size, and emotion.
Eg: Heavy objects move slower.
What is the principle of animation is this?

• Follow-Through &

  overlapping

• Straight Ahead &

  Pose-to-Pose

• Timing

• Appeal

Preparing for an action so the

audience knows what’s coming.
Eg: A character bends knees before jumping.
What is the principle of animation is this?

• Straight Ahead &

  Pose-to-Pose

• Arcs

• ollow-Through &

  overlapping

• Anticipation

Which one is the explanation for Exaggeration principle animation?

• Objects change shape to show weight and flexibility.

• Making actions or expressions bigger for emphasis.

• Presenting an action clearly to focus attention.

• Smaller actions support the main action.

Objects change shape to

show weight and flexibility.
Eg: A ball squashes when it hits the

ground and stretches when it bounces.

• Straight Ahead &

  Pose-to-Pose

• Arcs

• Squash & stretch

• Anticipation

Which one is the explanation for secondary action principle animation?

• Objects change shape to show weight and flexibility.

• Making actions or expressions bigger for emphasis.

• Presenting an action clearly to focus attention.

• Smaller actions support the main action.

Movements follow curved, natural paths.
Eg: A hand swings in an arc while

throwing a ball.

• arcs

• secondary action

• Anticipation

Movements start slow, speed up, then slow down.
Eg: A car accelerates slowly and decelerates to a stop.

• arcs

• Slow In and Slow Out

• Anticipation

• solid drawing

Different parts of an object/body move at diPerent times.
Eg: Hair moves after a character stops

• Follow-Through &

  overlapping

• Slow In and Slow Out

• arch

• timing

Which one is the explanation for appeal principle animation?

• Objects change shape to show weight and flexibility.

• Making characters or objects visually attractive and interesting.

• Presenting an action clearly to focus attention.

• Smaller actions support the main action.

Which one is the explanation for Staging principle animation?

• Objects change shape to show weight and flexibility.

• Speed of motion reflects weight, size, and emotion.

• Presenting an action clearly to focus attention.

• Presenting an action clearly to focus attention.