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introduction to animation
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What is the phenomenon called to which the illusion of animation is commonly, yet mistakenly attributed to?
Visual persistence
Persistence of vision
Alpha movement
Beta movement
2
What is the timing threshold to which pictures appear to move seamlessly?
12–15 fps
5 fps
3 fps
10 fps
3
Toy Story (1995) is the world's first animated feature made completely in CGI
False
True
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How did Norman McLaren define animation?
As the illusion of life
The art moving illusions
The art of drawings that move
The art of movements that are drawn
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Where does the word animation has its origins?
It comes from spaghetti marinara
Disney came up with the word
It derives from the Latin animare = to breathe life
It comes from the word mare which means the sea in Italian
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Which is the world's first surviving animated feature film?
Quirino Cristiani's El Apóstol (The Apostle)
Lotte Reiniger' sThe Adventures of Prince Achmed
Betty Boop
Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
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What is the Beta Movement?
An illness of the brain
The illusion where 2 or more images are combined by the retina into motion
The illusion where 2 or more images are combined by the brain into motion
The illusion where two or more colours are combined into one
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What is the FILM industry's standard usage of frames per second? (mainly USA but also elsewhere)
25fps
12fps
50fps
24fps
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What is the industry standard usage of frames per second for TELEVISION in the UK?
30 fps
15 fps
25 fps
24 fps
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To what is the Persistence of Vision attributing the illusion of movement to?
Stubbornness
Retina imperfections
Brain malfunctions
Eye colour
