Animation 1 Quiz 2 for retakers

The process of creating the illusion of movement by displaying a sequence of still images.

A device used in the 1800s that creates the illusion of motion using spinning images inside a circular frame.

The phenomenon that makes animation possible, where the human eye retains an image briefly after it disappears.

The number of frames shown in one second to create fluid motion in animation.

The first fully 3D computer-animated film released in 1995.

A key image in animation that defines the starting or ending point of a movement.

The drawings between keyframes that create smooth transitions in movement.

A simplified planning tool used to visually map out scenes in an animation before production.

The type of animation where images are drawn by hand, frame by frame, traditionally on paper.

The modern version of 2D animation using computers and software instead of paper and pencil.