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animation
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simulation of movement created by rapidly displaying images or frames
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frame by frame animation
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the rapid display of a sequence of still images 2d or 3d or models in order to create the optical illusion of movement
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traditional animation process
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storyboards are created
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computer assisted animation
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folows the same steps as traditional animation but the computer performs some of the work
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computer generated animation
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all the animation and images
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uses of animation
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advertising entertainment selling teaching training
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digital animation
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is based on the frame by frame process
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morphing
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transforming one object into another
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programming or scripting based animation
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Requires knowledge of programming or scripting languages.
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stop motion animation
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manipulating real-world objects and photographing them one frame at a time. Example: Clay Animation
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animation software
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3ds max adobe photoshop and flash blender cinema 4d maya
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stage
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part of program where the content is created and manipulated.
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library
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used to store frequently used files.
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timeline
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used to organize the content
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frame
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one individual image in an animation.
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keyframe
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indicates where an action is to occur
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layers
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the timeline can be divided into different layers to give the author more control over different elements such as sound and text
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playhead
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the vertical red marker in the timeline that shows which frame is the current frame as the animation plays
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scrubbing
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dragging the playhead across the timeline in order to preview the animation.
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guidelines for designing animation
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copyright laws create animations add sound animate text
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plugins/players
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may be required to view an animation over the Internet.
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plugins
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are programs that work with the browser to expand its capabilities, such as allow it to play video or open certain file types
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standalone players
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many plugins can also operate as standalone programs meaning they will open and work without the browser software being open
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factors that influence the delivery of animations
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bandwidth playback rate
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