It can be useful to draw images by hand before using 2D animation, also known as

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is an animation technique where all the frames used to create the illusion of motion are first drawn on paper and, consequently, done by hand.

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is all about computers and their ability to take things further when it comes to creating an animation

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Where is 2D Animation Used?

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for 2D animation includes character design, sketching background designs, and storyboarding – a comic strip-like graphic visualization of the actions and events across an entire animation.

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The process of 2D animation involves three parts:

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Finding inspiration

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• DESIGNING
  

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INKING AND COLORING

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STORYBOARDING

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COMPOSING THE THEME SONGS

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SCHEDULING THE PRODUCTION

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FINALIZING SCRIPT

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DEVELOPING IDEA

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is the process in which digital files are created, enhanced, encoded, and distributed using numerous methods of processing via computer hardware and software applications. These files represent assorted media types, including audio, video, graphic, and written content as seen on the Internet.

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is the creative process of developing content that is delivered through digital platforms. It encompasses a range of multimedia elements, from video and audio to graphics and animation, all crafted to captivate and inform an audience

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Transcribe the voice recordings of a patient's medical history for a variety of medical specialties including (a)  

is the manual processing of voice reports dictated by physicians and other healthcare professionals into text format.

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involves creating digital versions of hand-drawn or 3D models, then manipulating them on the computer to achieve the desired movement and look.

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is an animation technique that traces over a live-action video or frame in order to create an animated version of it.

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involves selectively removing and replacing different pieces of an animated character or object in order to create the illusion of movement.

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involves drawing each frame of an animation separately, but as a series rather than individually.

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involves physically manipulating objects in front of a camera to create the illusion of movement.

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SOUND DESIGN

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VISUAL EFFECTS

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BACKGROUND

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ANIMATING

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VOICE RECORDING

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CONCEPT ART

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is the surface quality that can be seen and felt.

 

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has three main characteristics: hue

 

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is the area between and around objects.

 

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are three-dimensional shapes expressing length, width, and depth. Balls, cylinders, boxes, and pyramids are (a)   .

is a closed line. Shapes can be geometric, like squares and circles; or organic, like free-form or natural shapes. Shapes are flat and can express length and width.

 

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is a mark with greater length than width. Lines can be horizontal, vertical, or diagonal; straight or curved; thick or thin.

 

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work with architects and designers in the preparation of drawings used in construction industries. These drawings may include floor plans, elevations, and construction details. Study of construction techniques and materials, as well as building codes are important to the education of an architectural drafter.

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work with mechanical engineers and designers to prepare detail and assembly drawings of machinery and mechanical devices. (a)   are usually trained in basic engineering theory as well as drafting standards and manufacturing techniques.

prepare engineering drawings detailing plans and specifications used in the manufacture of spacecraft and aircraft. These drafters often split their duties between mechanical drafting and electrical/electronic drafting and are sometimes referred to as Electro/Mechanical drafters.

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prepare construction drawings and topographical maps used in civil engineering projects. Civil projects may include roads, bridges, and water and waste-water systems.

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prepare diagrams used in the installation and repair electrical equipment and the wiring of buildings. (a)   create documentation for systems ranging from low-voltage fire and burglar alarm systems installations to high-voltage electrical distribution networks.

prepare drawings used in the construction of oil refineries, oil exploration and production industries, chemical plants, and process piping systems like those used in the manufacture of semiconductor devices.

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create schematic diagrams, printed circuit board artwork, integrated circuit layouts, and other graphics used in the repair and manufacture of electronic (semiconductor) devices.

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are detailed, precise depictions of every aspect of the construction being proposed. Architects use the drawings to visualize ideas and concepts, turn a design idea into a coherent plan for a building, and decide the type of supplies and labor that is needed for the project

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are technical documents that depict and notate designs for electrical systems. They convey relevant information about lighting, wiring, and power sources, as well as information about voltage and capacity.

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are used to define the requirements for engineering products/components. They serve as technical manuals and as trouble-shooting tools for identifying the weak spots in a mechanical design.

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also known as an engineering drawing, is a detailed, precise diagram or plan that conveys information about how an object functions or is constructed.

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