Animation Basics Science of animation (Why does it work?)

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Animation Basics Science of animation (Why does it work?) “persistence of vision” on the retina? Desire of the brain to make sense (Gestalt theory) (Old) Technology of animation Flipbook, Thaumatrope, Zoetrope Rotoscope Multiplane camera (for cel animation) Animation = Rapid display of individual stills

Animation Basics Psychology of animation: Tells a Story Have an intro, a peak, a punch-line Animation quality depends (still) on Rate of image display Amount of difference between images Position of changing images Animation = Rapid display of individual stills

Computer Animation What do you need for a great animation: Study Walt Disney Computing power Principles to Traditional Animation applied to 3D computer animation Tricks to Animating Characters with a Computer

Animation Theory Learn from Walt Animate camera Animate light source Identify major events by keyframes and let software do the “tweening” Animate thoughts, ideas, intentions, not mechanical movements! Do not animate what is irrelevant Ease-in and ease-out follows the physics of motion Overshooting a resting point reflect the kinetic energy of motion Create anticipation with setup, action, follow-through Stretching and Squashing Exaggeration provides accent of an action Develop character appeal Animate camera Animate light source

Tricks of Walt Attract viewer’s attention Timing is everything Before moving, a character blinks, backs up a little, hesitates Timing is everything While the action happens, movement Slows down/Speeds up Zooms in/out Movement should be made obvious e.g. put marks on a rotating ball Get Physical Convey weight The supporting surface squeezes Convey size Compare with known size Convey softness/hardness Through collision

Camera Animation Even when no object moves, you can have animation See Regen (rain) Panning Camera looks in a fixed direction, but moves Orbiting Camera looks at a fixed location, but moves Tracking Camera looks at a fixed location, moves along a fixed path

Classics Classics Luxo, Jr. http://www.pixar.com/shorts/ljr/index.html Spinoff: Luxo gets a buzz http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CKnnDr0da4