Animation Techquites

Traditional Animation.
Traditional animation is one of the older forms of animation where the animator draws ever frame to create the animation sequence. It's very similar to what Disney used to do during them older days. Sequential drawings screened quickly one after another creates the illusion of movement.

2D Vector Style Animation.

The 2D animation is a shortcut of dimensional animation and exists since late 1800's. This means that the animation is completely flat and in early stages, it has been everything has been drawn by hand. The yearly techniques of creating 2D animation where Flick book, cel animation, rotoscoping, drawn on film, photographic stills, Flash animation. The difference between 2D and 3D animation are the 2D animation is drawing a flat object and 3D animation you can see the object from all the sides

3D Computer Animation

3D animation, also referred to as CGI, or just CG, is made by generating images using computers. That series of images are the frames of an animated shot.The animation techniques of 3D animation has a lot of similarities with stop-motion animation, as they both deal with animating and posing models and still conforms to the frame-by-frame approach of 2D animation, but it is a lot more controllable since it’s in a digital work-space.

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Music Video animation is used in many music videos in order to expaned the experience for that certain sector such as moving image of video games.

Animation in games.

Games, however, are meant too be interactive. When you play a game, you'll have complete control of the character and the camera. Your the one driving the story forward and making the character move. So not only does the animation need too look good, it needs too look good from every possible angle.
For instance, if the game are third person, and the player rotates the camera around they'll see the walk or run cycle from a completely new angle. This new angle can revealing things like knee pops that may not have been visible in the normal camera view.

Moving Image for movie

Unit 11 Work of the key animator post digial era

John Lesseter is one of the the key animator from the post Digital era. 

He originally worked as a an animator with The Walt Disney Company. After being fired from Disney for promoting computer animation, he joined Lucasfilm, where he worked on the then-groundbreaking use of CGI animation. The Graphics Group of the Computer Division of Lucasfilm was sold too Steve Jobs and became Pixar in 1986.

He went to make for Toy Story which was the first completed film that was done with CGI.

Hanna-Barbera

William Hanna and Joesph Barbera were leaders in the field of television cartoons..

They specialized in animated television cartoons, including classics such as tom and jerry, scooby doo and many more.

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Phenakistoscope.

What is is Phenakistoscope?

Phenakisticope also known as the anglicisation Phenakisticope was the first widespread animation device that created a fluent illusion of motion.
The one thing that you should note about is the Penakisticope is rearguard as one of the first forms of moving image entrainment that has paved the way  of future motion picture for the film and animation indurestys.
Phenakisticope can be compare to gif animation as it has a short duration and it can be played 
How does it work
The phenakisticope used a spinning cardboard disk vertically too a handle. Arrayed around the disc center was a series of pictures showing the phases of the animation and cut through. It was a series of equally spaced radial sitis.


Zoetrope.
What is Zoetrope.
Zoeytope is one of the several pre animation devices that produce the illusion of motion displaying a sequence of drawing or photographs showing progressive phases of that motiom
How does is made and how does it work
The first thing you do its a medium sheet of paper and draw


This can be very similar to a Phenakiscope because both devices require to spin and both devices need to stick in the middle of the circle

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