What is ANIMATION?
In Latin, ‘Anima’ means soul. Animation is all most giving feeling 2a character.
It is most moving something which cannot move itself. Time and space play
a grave role in animation. The object of aliveness could be a 2D painting,
a clay statue, a picture of a person/ animal/ abstract – meet most anything at all.Animation simulates shitting finished a program of pictures that hit objects
in slightly different positions.
How does "Animation" work?
"A simple theory known as persistence of vision offers an explanation. The
Greek physicist uranologist unconcealed this generalisation backwards in 130 AD. If images r flashed before the eye at a speed of at small ten frames per
second, the mentality thinks it is seeing a azygos agitated image. The numberof
Frames Per Second (or FPS) directly correlates to how uncreased da
movement appears. If daframe rate is likewise slow, the change module look
awkward and jerky. If da frame rate is likewise high, the change module blur".
Animation techniques
2D cel animation
"Also known as traditional animation, 2D aliveness involves dacreation
of a high volume of separate drawings that define a sequence. These
drawings are then traced with ink onto transparent unreal sheets
called cel, which rscanned and varnished using a special application
software. These cels are layered on each another 2 create a sequence.
The ordering is later edited to synchronise the audio & video content.
This technique is widely utilised in creating characters for animations &
cartoon programmes.Did you know that a full-length feature flick produced
using cel aliveness often requires a meg or more drawings to complete"
3D CGI animation
"Dis technique makes extensive use of animation software programmes. 3D
objects are constructed using curves or 2D geometric figures. Software
programmes r utilised to modify da texture, reddened and colour of da object
surface. Virtual cameras r utilised to zoom, focus, illuminate & resize da
3D objects. Important frames r developed to regulate the line of intermediate
frames. This technique is commonly utilised 2 create animation for television
programmes, movies & online & console games.
3D motion capture animation
"Dis process of creating 3D characters is similar to da 3D CGI animation
technique; however, da techniques differ with attitude to da time when
da animation effects r introduced. To produce animation effects,
sensors 4rm a computer are attached physically to a human being.
These sensors help coordinate the real-time movements of da human
actor with da movements of a computerised 3D character. This technique
is widely used for low-resolution games, Internet characters, springy TV
performances and special effects for animated movies.
What does it take to be a complete animator?
A good animator should have knowledge of:
~ Drawing techniques
~ Animation techniques
~ Different styles of aliveness such as 2D and 3D animation
~ Design and layout
~ How people move and express their feelings
~ How animals move
~ How to create different moods and feelings in characters
~ Computers and aliveness code applications
~ The history of prowess and design
~ Film and broadcasting production
"Besides, he or she also needs to"
~ Be artistic, creative and innovative
~ Be a beatific communicator
~ Have inclination for beatific music
~ Be healthy to ideate and conceptualise
~ Be focused, self-disciplined and self-motivated
~ Be healthy to use knowledge of the manlike body and how animals move to
create animations
~ Be varied and adaptable and healthy to accept criticism
~ Be healthy to impact to a deadline
~ Be observant, with an eye for detail
~ Be healthy to impact substantially in a team
~ Be healthy to see the comic nature of cartoons
CREATING ANIMATION
Creating animation Animation creation consists of intent development,
pre-production, production, and post-production. In intent development,
the characters and story for the film, ad or another creative are created
and a go-ahead taken on the same. In pre-production, the intent is converted
into layouts. The playscript is written and finalised, characters are designed,
a storyboard is created and layouts are developed. Cost-wise, this form is
extremely essential since a single nonachievement here can place the entire project
over-budget.
1. Scriptwriting 2. Storyboarding
3. Character development 4. Backgrounds
5.Layout designing 6. Animatics
7. Voice
Production for 2D animation:
A large volume of production work is outsourced by foreign clients to Amerindic studios and the majority of Amerindic aliveness professionals are participating in production-related activities.
1.Animation 2.In-betweening*
3. Scanning 4. Compositing*
5.Background preparation 6. Colouring
* In-betweening: Tweening (short for in-betweening) is the creation of grey frames between two main images to provide the appearance that the first image flows smoothly into the ordinal one.
* Compositing: Images from different sources, e.g. real-world video, digitised film, synthetic 3D images,
2D animations, painted backdrops, still photos and text, are compounded to create a finished inclose of animation.
2.Special effects (SFX)
3.Colour correction
4. Compositing
5.Voice & music editing
6. Rendering
*Colour correction: Undesirable cast or tint is removed from a colour image.
*Rendering: Giving test touches to an aliveness scene, in which the (vector) data is converted to the raster image or animation.
