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This document discusses computer animation. It defines animation as giving life to things by specifying how they move through time and space. Computer animation is divided into two categories: computer-assisted animation, which aids the animation process for 2D and 3D works; and computer-generated animation, which uses both low-level techniques that precisely define motion and high-level techniques that describe general motion behavior.
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Computer animation can be divided into two main categories: computer-assisted animation which involves tools to aid the animation process for 2D and 2D 1/2D animation, and computer generated animation which uses both low-level techniques to precisely specify motion and high-level techniques to describe general motion behavior.
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Computer Generated Animation
Computer animation is the process of generating animated images using computer graphics. Today, most children's cartoons and films are computer-generated, which makes production easier and faster. However, computer-generated animations can look obviously computer-generated due to the technology used, and some people prefer hand-drawn or stop-motion animation.
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This pitch document proposes a 2D cell animation series about a character who struggles to fit in because he looks different from others. Over the course of the series, he meets another outcast animal and they become friends, later meeting a third friend. The character design aims to portray the character as friendly yet shy. The series would have 6 episodes of 5-7 minutes each, telling the story of an outcast finding acceptance through friendship. It is targeted at ages 3 to 8 and would air on CBBC.
Hand drawn animation
Hand drawn animation is a filmmaking technique where an artist draws each frame of a movie by hand, which are then compiled together to appear as seamless movement. Early examples from the 1930s used basic colors and had poor sound quality, while hand drawn films from the 1990s like Beauty and the Beast had improved colors and clarity. Modern 21st century hand drawn movies like The Princess and the Frog benefit from advanced techniques, appearing with perfect quality, colors, and sound.
Evaluation of my animation
1) The author and their group created an animation about King Henry VIII's marriages using plasticine models.
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3) While the animation told the story of the six wives in order and was educational, the quality of some images was poor due to lighting and angle differences in photographing.
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Computer animation can be divided into two main categories: computer-assisted animation which involves tools to aid the animation process for 2D and 2D 1/2D animation, and computer generated animation which uses both low-level techniques to precisely specify motion and high-level techniques to describe general motion behavior.
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- 2. Animation • Animate = “to give life to” • Specify, directly or indirectly, how ‘thing’ moves in time and space • Tools
- 3. Animation • Animate = “to give life to” • Specify, directly or indirectly, how ‘thing’ moves in time and space • Tools
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