12 principals of animation video quiz

Who are credited with coining the 12 principles of animation?

• Walt Disney and Ub Iwerks

• Frank Thomas and Ollie Johnston

• Chuck Jones and Tex Avery

• Hayao Miyazaki and Isao Takahata

What is a crucial guideline to follow when applying the "Squash & Stretch" principle in animation?

• The object's color must change during the action.

• The object's volume must remain constant.

• The object must always return to its original shape immediately.

• The object should only stretch, never squash.

What is the main distinction between the "Straight Ahead" and "Pose to Pose" animation methods?

• "Straight Ahead" involves animating frame by frame, while "Pose to Pose" focuses on drawing key poses first.

• "Straight Ahead" is best for controlled movements, while "Pose to Pose" is for unpredictable actions.

• "Straight Ahead" is a modern digital technique, while "Pose to Pose" is an older, traditional method.

• "Straight Ahead" requires drawing key poses, while "Pose to Pose" involves drawing every single frame sequentially.

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In traditional animation, how is the principle of "Slow In & Slow Out" applied to an action?

• By increasing the number of in-between frames in the middle of the action.

• By decreasing the number of in-between frames at the beginning and end of the action.

• By adding more in-between frames closer to the start and end of an action, and fewer in the middle.

• By using an S-curve for the motion, which is a computer animation technique.

What is the primary goal of "Solid Drawing" in animation?

• To make characters appear flat and two-dimensional.

• To ensure characters have weight, depth, and balance.

• To exaggerate character features for comedic effect.

• To simplify character designs for easier animation.