Vocab Term 3

Dimensions

• A work that is derived from someone elses copyrighted work. Derivative works contain some or all of the original material. Still, they must include enough new elements to consider it an entirely new work.

• The process of reducing the sampling size or bitrate of a video to decrease its file size, or while editing, to speed up previews.

• The measurement, often in pixels, of a video. A common dimension for high-definition video is 1920x1280, 1920 pixels wide by 1280 pixels high.

• A document used as a storyboard for motion graphics. Design compositions help determine in what direction motion graphics will animate before editing has begun. Also known as a sketch.

Disk Cache

• The location of cached files. Cached files are temporary files that are stored on the hard drive of a computer to increase its efficiency. Frames of video stored on the disk cache will have a blue bar above them at the top of the Timeline panel.

• The measurement, often in pixels, of a video. A common dimension for high-definition video is 1920x1280, 1920 pixels wide by 1280 pixels high.

• The process of reducing the sampling size or bitrate of a video to decrease its file size, or while editing, to speed up previews.

• The length of a video or project.

Downsampling

• The process of removing unwanted pieces of video from a raw source and splicing them together with other edited pieces to make a cohesive whole. Editing can also include making changes to motion graphics and adding effects. Editing is part of post-production.

• The process of reducing the sampling size or bitrate of a video to decrease its file size, or while editing, to speed up previews.

• An animation principle also known as slow in and slow out, where an animation accelerates and/or decelerates over time in order for a movement to appear more realistic.

• The location of cached files. Cached files are temporary files that are stored on the hard drive of a computer to increase its efficiency. Frames of video stored on the disk cache will have a blue bar above them at the top of the Timeline panel.

Duration

• A panel in After Effects containing video, audio, and animation effects and presets. These effects can be used on layers in both the Timeline and Composition panels.

• The process of reducing the sampling size or bitrate of a video to decrease its file size, or while editing, to speed up previews.

• The process of removing unwanted pieces of video from a raw source and splicing them together with other edited pieces to make a cohesive whole. Editing can also include making changes to motion graphics and adding effects. Editing is part of post-production.

• The length of a video or project.

Easing

• An animation principle also known as slow in and slow out, where an animation accelerates and/or decelerates over time in order for a movement to appear more realistic.

• The process of removing unwanted pieces of video from a raw source and splicing them together with other edited pieces to make a cohesive whole. Editing can also include making changes to motion graphics and adding effects. Editing is part of post-production.

• A panel in After Effects containing video, audio, and animation effects and presets. These effects can be used on layers in both the Timeline and Composition panels.

• A panel in After Effects used to change the parameters on effects applied to a layer.

Editing

• The measurement, often in pixels, of a video. A common dimension for high-definition video is 1920x1280, 1920 pixels wide by 1280 pixels high.

• A panel in After Effects containing video, audio, and animation effects and presets. These effects can be used on layers in both the Timeline and Composition panels.

• The location of cached files. Cached files are temporary files that are stored on the hard drive of a computer to increase its efficiency. Frames of video stored on the disk cache will have a blue bar above them at the top of the Timeline panel.

• The process of removing unwanted pieces of video from a raw source and splicing them together with other edited pieces to make a cohesive whole. Editing can also include making changes to motion graphics and adding effects. Editing is part of post-production.

Effects & Presets Panel

• An animation principle used to amplify the qualities of a character, movement, or situation, be they physical or ideological. An intelligent character with a tiny body and a massive head that constantly stumbles would be an example of an exaggeration.

• A panel in After Effects containing video, audio, and animation effects and presets. These effects can be used on layers in both the Timeline and Composition panels.

• The area of an image that draws a viewers attention.

• A panel in After Effects used to change the parameters on effects applied to a layer.

Effects Controls Panel

• A panel in After Effects used to change the parameters on effects applied to a layer.

• The process of taking an After Effects project and publishing it to a usable format, such as MP4 or MOV.

• The area of an image that draws a viewers attention.

• An animation principle used to amplify the qualities of a character, movement, or situation, be they physical or ideological. An intelligent character with a tiny body and a massive head that constantly stumbles would be an example of an exaggeration.

Emphasis/Focal Point

• The process of taking an After Effects project and publishing it to a usable format, such as MP4 or MOV.

• A panel in After Effects used to change the parameters on effects applied to a layer.

• The area of an image that draws a viewers attention.

• An animation principle used to amplify the qualities of a character, movement, or situation, be they physical or ideological. An intelligent character with a tiny body and a massive head that constantly stumbles would be an example of an exaggeration.

Exaggeration

• A doctrine allowing the use of portions of a copyrighted work in such a way that it does not harm, in a financial sense, the author of the original work.

• The process of taking an After Effects project and publishing it to a usable format, such as MP4 or MOV.

• The international term for fair use.

• An animation principle used to amplify the qualities of a character, movement, or situation, be they physical or ideological. An intelligent character with a tiny body and a massive head that constantly stumbles would be an example of an exaggeration.