Vector graphics are used for: __________?

Creating scalable artwork with clean lines

What was the first full-length animated film?

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

What is the purpose of a storyboard?

To plan the sequence of animation scenes

What is inbetweening?

Drawing frames of motion between keyframes

Compilation of drawings that move when flipped

Pose-to-pose animation emphasizes: _____________

Planning keyframes, filling in later

What does a timeline do?

Controls order and duration of scenes

What is onion skinning?

A way to view multiple frames to guide motion

What is keyframing in animation?

Setting the main poses in an animation

Building a digital skeleton for movement.

an illusion of movement created by a succession of frames

What is follow through and overlapping action?

Some parts continue after the main body stops

What does anticipation add?

A sense of preparation for an action

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1
Motion tweening is common in: ________
Stop motion
Rotoscoping
Traditional Animation
Flash/vector animation
2
What is a frame in animation?
A single Image
A scene
a Shot
A Sequence
3
Vector graphics are used for: __________?
Designing soundtracks
Making raster images
Used for 3D Textures
Creating scalable artwork with clean lines
4
What was the first full-length animated film?
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
Fantasia
Pinocchio
Cinderella
5
Which of the following is a traditional animation method?
Stop motion
3D modeling
Celluloid drawing
Motion capture
6
What is the purpose of a storyboard?
To plan the sequence of animation scenes
To design characters
To record sound effects
To edit videos
7
Which is an example of 2D animation?
The Lion King (1994)
Avatar
Frozen
Toy Story
8
What is inbetweening?
Drawing frames of motion between keyframes
Adding elements between foreground and background in animation
Drawing Key animation
Adding/Editing transitions to your animation
9
What is a flipbook?
A digital animation tool with slits to see the motion
A series of photos
a couple of images drawn back to back that can be pulled to flip to move.
Compilation of drawings that move when flipped
10
Pose-to-pose animation emphasizes: _____________
Speed
Anticipation
Free Drawing
Planning keyframes, filling in later
11
What does a timeline do?
Manages your Animation Project files
Facilitates the storytelling of animation
Controls order and duration of scenes
Displays the Audio Tracks
12
This refers to the method of tracing live action movements for animation.
Onion Skinning
Rendering
Rotoscoping
Motion Capture
13
An animation method/style that manipulates real objects frame by frame:
Stop motion
3D Rendering
Motion capture
Rotoscoping
14
What is onion skinning?
A way to view multiple frames to guide motion
a method for designing characters for animation
A tool for editing/sampling color
A recipe animation
15
Which Japanese Animation Studio had a long history of outsourcing Philippine Animators in the 80s?
TV Asahi
Toei Animation
Studio Ghibli
Studio I.G.
16
What is keyframing in animation?
Choosing fonts
Drawing the in-between motions
Exporting animation files
Setting the main poses in an animation
17
Which principle shows weight and flexibility?
Exaggeration
Straight ahead action
Arc
Squash and stretch
18
What does FPS mean?
Frames per second
Frame position sheet
Film per scene
File processing system
19
Which is a principle of animation?
Pan and zoom
Squash and stretch
Render and export
Copy and paste
20
What is Rigging?
Building a digital skeleton for movement.
Adding music to your animation
Coloring characters for animation
Creating Special Effects for animation.
21
What is Animation?
an illusion of movement created by a succession of frames
Panels of drawings showing key scenes
A type of movie being shown as succession of scenes
a process that is done exclusively using computers
22
What comes before the actual animation in the pipeline?
Storyboard and Animatic
Marketing
Rendering
Sound design
23
What is follow through and overlapping action?
All scenes follow each other
Some parts continue after the main body stops
Actions end at the same time
All parts move at once
24
What does anticipation add?
A sense of preparation for an action
Adds dimension to the personality of the character
Faster movement
Creates smoother frames
25
Which device shows motion by spinning slits
Phonograph
Projector
Lumiere Box
Zoetrope
26
Who is considered the father of animation?
Leonardo da Vinci
Steve Jobs
Walt Disney
Émile Cohl
27
Which studio developed the 12 principles of animation
DreamWorks
Pixar
Disney
Studio Ghibli
28
Which film is an example of stop motion animation?
Wallace and Gromit
Spirited Away
Klaus (2019)
Moana
29
What is lip-syncing in animation?
Translating Script to Animation Screen
Coordinating mouth movement with dialogue
Matching audio to scene length
All of the Above
30
Which is used for 2D digital animation?
AutoCAD
Autodesk Maya
Canva
Toon Boom Harmony

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