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Objective 103.01 2% Explain concepts used to create digital animation.

Digital Animation Creating the illusion of movement of graphic(s) and/or text. Used in: Interactive/Dynamic Advertising Games (Online or Standalone Consoles) Clickable Tutorials Animated Visual Demonstrations Film/Television

Frame-Based Animation (Cel) A series of individual still frames that create the illusion of animation when viewed continuously (flip book). The graphic(s) in each frame have slight changes in position from the previous frame. Frame-based techniques are commonly used with digital photographs to create stop motion animation.

Frame-Based Animation Traditional animation Each frame and background hand drawn (not typically covered in this course). Rotoscope Traced photographic or video images with a hand-drawn appearance. Claymation (Stop Motion) Clay characters or moquettes moved in small increments between still photographs. Paper cut out animation (Stop Motion) Similar to claymation, but with cut out shapes

Vector Animation (Path) Uses computer generated formulas to make objects in the animation move along a path. Utilizes tweens between keyframes. Result is a relatively smaller file size with clearer images, smoother movement, and loads more quickly on the internet than frame-based animation.

2D Animation vs. 3D Animation Uses two dimensions of movement Has a flat look in appearance Examples include cartoons like Family Guy and The Simpsons Uses three dimensions of movement Has more depth and realistic appearance Examples include video games like Halo or movies like Toy Story and Frozen.

Animation File Formats .GIF Supports only frame-based animation. Supports only 256 colors. Commonly used for web. Only animation format that cannot play audio .SWC Contain the project Adobe Animate components. Contains a compiled movie clip, ActionScript code, and any assets that the component requires.

Animation File Formats .FLA Native project file used by Adobe Animate (Flash). Preserves the project’s layers, scenes, and library for future editing. Can only be opened or edited by Animate (Flash). .SWF Flash animation format for use on the Internet because it loads quickly Can support frame-based or vector animation. Supports ActionScript coding, user interactivity.

Animation File Formats .FLV Adobe Flash Player video format for animation playback. Common format for embedded video on the Internet. .MOV Quicktime proprietary format Converts an animation to a video file. Can be imported and edited by a video editing software.