Duplicate of 12 Principles of Animation

Question 1

Spacing refers to:

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How individual frames are placed

Question 2

Individual body parts will continue moving after the character has come to a stop is known as:

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Follow through

Question 3

In 3D, solid drawing ensures correct balance and weight and helps avoid:

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Twinning

Question 4

This principle ensures your animation is smooth and moves in a realistic way:

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Arcs

Question 5

Creating each pose or drawing of the animation one after the other is known as:

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Straight ahead action

Question 6

What is the key to using secondary action effectively?

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It should be almost subconscious in appearance

Question 7

Exaggeration is used to:

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Push movements further to add appeal to a main action

Question 8

Squash and stretch:

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Gives flexibility to objects

Question 9

What is the easiest way to accomplish ease in and ease out?

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To use the principle of spacing

Question 10

Squash and stretch is a great principle to utilize to:

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Exaggerate animations and add appeal to movement

Question 11

Planning just the most important poses before adding detail is called:

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Pose to pose

Question 12

What is the purpose of staging?

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To make the message of the animation clear to the viewer

Question 13

Actions created that emphasize or support the main action of the animation are known as:

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Secondary action

Question 14

Anticipation is used to prepare the audience and to:

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Sell believable movements

Question 15

According to the authors, the most obvious examples of appeal can come in:

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Designing a character the audience can relate to

Question 16

What is the main advantage of animating pose to pose?

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Work simpler & ensure posing/timing are right then draw more

Question 17

Timing/spacing give the illusion of movement within the laws of physics. Timing refers to:

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The number of frames in-between two poses

Question 18

Different parts of the body will move at different times is the definition of:

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Overlapping action

Question 19

What principle prevents movements from becoming unnatural and robotic?

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Ease in and ease out

Questions 19