What is Animation Film?
Published on Jan 31, 2019
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Animation film is a cinematographic method in which figures are manipulated to appear as moving images. Unlike live-action films
it doesn't use "real" images, but "shoots" drawings, objects, or pictures instead.
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Animate:
Give the sensation of movement to images, drawings, or other types of inanimate objects (clay figures, for example).
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Animation techniques
- Traditional Animation (hand-drawn animation or "cartoon").
- Stop-Motion Animation
- Computer Animation
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Traditional animation
- Bidimensional (2D) sequences
- Hand-drawn pictures
- Optical illusion (movement) when images are quickly passed)
- 24 frames per second.
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Stop-Motion animation
- Created by physically manipulating real-world objects and photographing them one frame of film at a time to create the illusion of movement.
- Puppet animation, clay animation or object animation.
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Computer animation
- The animation (movement) is created digitally on a computer.
- More efficient and precise than traditional animation.
- Technological advantages.
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Manga
"anime"=when images are moving. many genres but similar aesthetic.
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author
examples: Walt Disney, Tim Burton, Charles M. Schulz
