ANIMATION
ANIMATION is
the process of making films/movies, videos and
computer games in which drawings or models
of people and animals seem to move.
the main types of ANIMATION styles are
2D 3D STOPMOTION
TRADITIONAL
Handmade drawings
C.A.A.
Computer Assisted Animation
It uses
2 dimensional
drawings
It uses
3 dimensional digital
objects
It uses
2/3 dimensional real
objects
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZbrdCAsYqU
Video: Types of Animation
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Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)
The Jungle Book (1967)
The Lion King (1994)
Spongebob
The Simpsons
Paranorman
Coraline
The Boxtrolls
Wallace and Gromit
Frozen
Inside out
How to train your dragon
Toy Story
Up
PAN: The camera moves horizontally left or right.
In FILMMAKING (versus photography) the
camera can move during a shot.
The main Camera Movements are:
PAN.
TILT: The camera tilts upwards or down without changing its
position.
In FILMMAKING (versus photography) the
camera can move during a shot.
The main Camera Movements are:
PAN.
TILT.
PEDESTIAL. The camera changes its height
without tilting.
In FILMMAKING (versus photography) the
camera can move during a shot.
The main Camera Movements are:
PAN.
TILT.
PEDESTIAL.
CRANE: The camera is set on a crane and
it moves freely.
In FILMMAKING (versus photography) the
camera can move during a shot.
The main Camera Movements are:
PAN .
TILT.
PEDESTIAL.
CRANE.
DOLLY/ TRACKING: The camera is set on tracks or wheels
and moved.
In FILMMAKING (versus photography) the
camera can move during a shot.
The main Camera Movements are:
In FILMMAKING (versus photography) the
camera can move during a shot.
The main Camera Movements are:
PAN.
TILT.
PEDESTIAL.
CRANE.
DOLLY/ TRACKING.
ZOOM: The camera stays still but you change the focal
length of the lens to change the field size.
Video: Camera Movements
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIuqaOzS9NM

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    ANIMATION is the processof making films/movies, videos and computer games in which drawings or models of people and animals seem to move.
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    the main typesof ANIMATION styles are 2D 3D STOPMOTION TRADITIONAL Handmade drawings C.A.A. Computer Assisted Animation It uses 2 dimensional drawings It uses 3 dimensional digital objects It uses 2/3 dimensional real objects https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZbrdCAsYqU Video: Types of Animation @ Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937) The Jungle Book (1967) The Lion King (1994) Spongebob The Simpsons Paranorman Coraline The Boxtrolls Wallace and Gromit Frozen Inside out How to train your dragon Toy Story Up
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    PAN: The cameramoves horizontally left or right. In FILMMAKING (versus photography) the camera can move during a shot. The main Camera Movements are:
  • 5.
    PAN. TILT: The cameratilts upwards or down without changing its position. In FILMMAKING (versus photography) the camera can move during a shot. The main Camera Movements are:
  • 6.
    PAN. TILT. PEDESTIAL. The camerachanges its height without tilting. In FILMMAKING (versus photography) the camera can move during a shot. The main Camera Movements are:
  • 7.
    PAN. TILT. PEDESTIAL. CRANE: The camerais set on a crane and it moves freely. In FILMMAKING (versus photography) the camera can move during a shot. The main Camera Movements are:
  • 8.
    PAN . TILT. PEDESTIAL. CRANE. DOLLY/ TRACKING:The camera is set on tracks or wheels and moved. In FILMMAKING (versus photography) the camera can move during a shot. The main Camera Movements are:
  • 9.
    In FILMMAKING (versusphotography) the camera can move during a shot. The main Camera Movements are: PAN. TILT. PEDESTIAL. CRANE. DOLLY/ TRACKING. ZOOM: The camera stays still but you change the focal length of the lens to change the field size. Video: Camera Movements https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIuqaOzS9NM