The document describes three experiments Oliver Ingham conducted with different animation techniques: 1. Using layers to outline objects and switching between layers to create a flashing effect, which worked well to clearly show what he wanted. 2. Using tweening to smoothly animate a child's head coming into frame, which saves time from manually doing every frame. 3. Creating a new layer each frame to show Antarctica melting, which was very time consuming though the end result looked okay, making it something to avoid if possible.

1. Experiments
Oliver Ingham

2. Process
For the first screen shot, I used different
layers to outline the objects and switched
between the layers to give the effect that the
objects are flashing, this has worked really
well as my peers can clearly see that what I
was wanting to show.

3. Reflection
• What elements of your experiments will you
include in your final product?
– I will use this element that I have just used within
my final product as it is very effect and simple and
this will also help me with my time management
to get the product done effectively and fast.

4. Process
For this screen shot, I used the tweening
technique to have a smooth and
consistent animation of a child’s head
coming into frame, this is very useful as
it saves me from manually doing every
frame and helps makes the movement
look smoother.

5. Reflection
• What elements of your experiments will you
include in your final product?
• I will use this technique as it helps make the
animation smoother but I will need to use it
carefully as I can only use it once per
animation and deciding what specific one to
use it on won’t be too difficult to decide on.

6. Process
For this screenshot I made a new layer each
frame to show Antarctica melting, so I made
a new layer each frame but changed it
slightly compared to the last frame, this
method is very time consuming and
frustrating but overall the end product
doesn’t look too bad but the time
consumption is a big negative to using this
method.

7. Reflection
• What elements of your experiments will you
include in your final product?
• I feel like if needed, I will use this technique
but will do much to avoid using it as it is very
time consuming which would impact how
effectively I would be able to finish the final
product.