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HYBRID ANIMATION#1
A technique combining animation and live-action footage to create a cohesive visual narrative.
COMPOSITING#2
The process of combining multiple visual elements from different sources into a single image or sequence.
ROTOSCOPING#3
A technique where animators trace over footage frame by frame to create realistic movement in animation.
POST-PRODUCTION#4
The stage in filmmaking after shooting, involving editing, sound design, and visual effects.
NARRATIVE STRUCTURE#5
The organized framework that outlines the sequence of events and character development in a story.
MOTION TRACKING#6
A technique used to track the movement of objects in video footage for integration with animated elements.
COLOR GRADING#7
The process of adjusting the color and tone of footage to achieve a desired aesthetic.
MASKING#8
A compositing technique that allows selective visibility of layers, isolating elements for editing.
VISUAL EFFECTS (VFX)#9
Digital effects added in post-production to enhance or create visual elements not captured during filming.
SCRIPTWRITING#10
The process of writing the screenplay, detailing dialogue, actions, and scene descriptions.
PRE-VISUALIZATION#11
Creating a visual plan or storyboard to outline the flow and composition of scenes before filming.
LOCATION SCOUTING#12
The process of finding and selecting locations for filming that fit the narrative's needs.
ANIMATION SOFTWARE#13
Programs like After Effects and Maya used for creating and editing animated content.
CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT#14
The process of creating a believable and engaging character with depth and motivation.
SOUND DESIGN#15
The art of creating and manipulating audio elements to enhance the viewer's experience.
LIGHTING DESIGN#16
The strategic use of lights to create mood, focus attention, and enhance the visual storytelling.
DIRECTING TECHNIQUES#17
Methods used by directors to guide actors and crew in achieving the desired performance and visual style.
SHOOTING SCHEDULE#18
A detailed plan outlining the timeline and sequence of filming activities.
ANIMATION PRINCIPLES#19
Fundamental concepts like timing, spacing, and exaggeration that guide effective animation.
3D ANIMATION#20
Animation that creates a three-dimensional representation of objects, adding depth and realism.
FEEDBACK INCORPORATION#21
The process of using critiques and suggestions from peers and instructors to improve work.
FINAL CUT#22
The last version of a film after editing, sound design, and visual effects have been completed.
DISTRIBUTION#23
The process of delivering the final product to audiences through various platforms.
STORYBOARDING#24
Creating visual representations of scenes to plan shots and sequences before filming.
BEHIND-THE-SCENES FOOTAGE#25
Additional footage that shows the process of making a film, often used for promotional purposes.