Animation basic terms 2

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Across
  1. 4. (3 WORDS) refers to an animation technique used to depict exaggerated animated motion.
  2. 6. was the successor to the phenakistoscope, invented a few years later as yet another early animation device
  3. 11. (2 WORDS) animation produced by arranging real objects, taking a picture of them, repositioning the objects minutely, then taking another picture of them to create a sequence of consecutive images that create the illusion of motion.
  4. 13. (2 WORDS) the creation of moving images through the use of computers
  5. 14. (2 WORDS) similar to background paintings - but rather than act as a backdrop to animated scenes, instead they act as a backdrop to all or part of an animation's opening or closing credits.
  6. 15. refers to the frame-by-frame layout of all animation occurring over a delineated course of time.
  7. 17. (2 WORDS) the creation of moving pictures in a three-dimensional environment; Objects can be rotated and moved like real objects
  8. 18. refer to an animated piece, whether online, on television, or in film
  9. 19. (2 WORDS) computer peripheral devices that allow "hand-drawn" input.
  10. 20. the making of animated cartoons
  11. 22. (3 WORDS) the phenomenon where the retina retains an image for a brief split-second after the image was actually seen, and lends itself to animation by fostering the illusion of motion when we view images in closely-timed sequence to one another.
  12. 23. A clear piece of plastic on which the animator's finished drawings are painted.
  13. 25. an animation technique in which live action video is traced to create animation that mimics the live action.
  14. 26. a bone is part of a framework used to build a skeleton for a moving object.
  15. 27. Used to refer to the process of creating computer-generated images from a series of mathematical calculations defined by a user's specifications.
  16. 30. (2 WORDS)A collection of work by an artist, animator, or other media professional, presented in video/sequenced format (on VHS, CD, DVD, or other medium) containing a demonstration of their best work.
  17. 32. (2 WORDS) a single still image in an animated sequence that occurs at an important point in that sequence; it is defined throughout an animated sequence, in order to define pivotal points of motion
Down
  1. 1. In animation, it is a single complete image out of the sequence of images comprising an animation.
  2. 2. "in-between", and refers to the creation of successive frames of animation between key frames
  3. 3. (2 WORDS) A piece of detailed artwork rendered as the backdrop to a 2D animated scene
  4. 5. (2 WORDS) refers to the ratio of width to height
  5. 7. refers to any artwork or animation created with computers
  6. 8. the smallest visible unit of measure on your screen
  7. 9. (2 WORDS) creation of moving pictures in a two-dimensional environment
  8. 10. the animator creates anticipation through the preparation of an action
  9. 12. (2 WORDS) The measure of the number of frames displayed sequentially per second of animation in order to create the illusion of motion.
  10. 16. refers to the distribution of weight in a drawn figure
  11. 21. (2 WORDS) pages in which sequences of an animation are drawn, on at a time, on each page.
  12. 24. (2 WORDS) the worksheet used by animation directors to plan the timing and action of an animation.
  13. 28. (2 WORDS) the process of refining the rough artwork of 2D animation.
  14. 29. is a line or a movement defined by end-points or, essentially, the distance between point A and point B.
  15. 31. a bitmap image