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STOP MOTION#1
A technique where objects are physically manipulated and photographed frame by frame to create the illusion of movement.
PRODUCTION PLANNING#2
The process of outlining all steps, resources, and timelines needed to successfully complete an animation project.
TEAM MANAGEMENT#3
The coordination and organization of a group of individuals to achieve project goals effectively and efficiently.
BUDGETING#4
The practice of estimating and allocating financial resources for various aspects of production.
CHARACTER DYNAMICS#5
The interactions and relationships between characters that drive the narrative and emotional engagement.
SET DESIGN#6
The art of creating physical environments for animation, focusing on aesthetics and functionality.
STORYBOARDING#7
A visual representation of a story, breaking it down into scenes to guide the animation process.
ANIMATION TESTS#8
Preliminary animations created to explore character movement and establish a consistent style.
FEEDBACK MECHANISMS#9
Structured processes for receiving and implementing critiques to improve the animation work.
RISK MANAGEMENT#10
Identifying potential challenges in production and devising strategies to mitigate them.
COLLABORATION#11
Working together with team members to achieve common goals in the animation process.
MATERIALS AND TOOLS#12
Resources used for set construction and animation, including clay, puppets, and cameras.
LIGHTING TECHNIQUES#13
Methods of illuminating sets and characters to enhance visual storytelling.
EDITING TECHNIQUES#14
Processes used to assemble and refine animation footage, including cuts and transitions.
SOUND DESIGN#15
The creation and integration of audio elements to enrich the animation experience.
MARKETING STRATEGIES#16
Plans for promoting the completed featurette to attract an audience.
ROLE DEFINITION#17
Clarifying the responsibilities and tasks assigned to each team member in a project.
PEER REVIEW#18
A process where team members evaluate each other’s work to provide constructive feedback.
NARRATIVE STRUCTURE#19
The organized framework of a story that dictates its beginning, middle, and end.
CREATIVE VISION#20
The unique artistic perspective and goals that guide the animation project.
PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS#21
Industry benchmarks that define quality and effectiveness in animation production.
STYLE GUIDE#22
A document outlining the visual and thematic consistency for characters and settings.
FINAL CRITIQUE#23
The last evaluation of the animation project, focusing on overall quality and effectiveness.
DOCUMENTATION#24
The process of recording decisions, processes, and feedback throughout production.
SELF-ASSESSMENT#25
A reflective practice where animators evaluate their own work and progress.