Animation S1C1

How many Principles of Animation are there?

• 10

• 11

• 12

• 13

__________ and __________ is the second Principle in Animation, and _____ is the third.

• Squash and Stretch

  Anticipation

• Squash and Stretch

  Staging

• Squash and Stretch

  Arcs

• Squash and Stretch

  Exaggeration

Describe "on the twos"

• Character steps every second frame

• Tweens are added after each frame for smoother visuals

• Drawing one out of every two frames

• Pressing the F7 key after a tween has been created

This area is known as....

• Menu Bar

• Tool Bar

• Options Bar

• Panels Bar

This is known as...

• The Options Bar

• The Tool Bar

• The Menu Bar

• The Panel Bar

When importing an image, you choose this area if you want to use the image at a later time.

• Stage

• Timeline

• Library

• Assets

Layers are stacked on top of one another just like in Photoshop, but this are is called the _________, not the layers panel.

• Document

• Extensions

• Output

• Timeline

Why is 'staging' important in animation?

• It ensures that sound effects are synchronized with actions

• It helps in organizing the layers in Adobe After Effects

• It directs the audience's attention to the most important elements of a scene

• It is used to storyboard the animation sequence

Tags

DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

What is the significance of 'squash and stretch' in animation?

• It helps in changing the color of the animation

• It is used to create shadow effects

• It gives a sense of weight and flexibility to objects

• It is used for editing sound tracks

Tags

DOK Level 1: Recall

What role does 'anticipation' play in animation?

• It is used to introduce new characters

• It prepares the viewer for an action that is about to happen, making the scene more realistic

• It is a method for looping animations

• It helps in changing the background scenes

Tags

DOK Level 1: Recall