Understanding Secondary Action in Animation

What is the primary purpose of Secondary Action in animation?

• To confuse the audience

• To make the animation faster

• To add dimension and support to the main action

• To replace the main action

How can secondary actions enhance a character's personality when picking up a box?

• By making the box float

• By making the character jump

• By having the character rub and twiddle their hands

• By changing the color of the box

Why is it important not to let secondary actions dominate the primary action?

• Because it can make the animation too colorful

• Because it can confuse the animator

• Because it can overshadow the main action

• Because it can make the animation too slow

In the context of secondary actions, what does staging help achieve?

• It makes the animation more colorful

• It helps make the animation longer

• It ensures secondary actions are noticed and effective

• It speeds up the animation process

What secondary action can be added to a bite animation to show enjoyment?

• Making the character frown

• Having the character close their eyes and raise eyebrows

• Having the character look away

• Making the character drop the food