Lesson 1 introduction to animation
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This document outlines the content and learning objectives of an animation techniques unit. The unit aims to provide basic knowledge of animation styles and techniques and develop skills in animation. It introduces different types of animation including traditional hand drawn, stop motion, and computer generated animation. Students will experiment with techniques like flipbooks and produce a short animation sequence.
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