A technique where objects are physically manipulated and photographed frame by frame to create the illusion of movement.

The number of frames captured per second; affects the smoothness of the animation.

A visual representation of scenes in sequential order, used to plan the narrative and shots of the animation.

The process of writing the dialogue and action for the animation, guiding the narrative flow.

Creating and developing characters' appearance and personality for the animation.

Programs used to create and edit animations, allowing for frame manipulation and video editing.

Methods of illuminating the shooting environment to enhance visual quality and mood.

Designing the scenery where the animation takes place, contributing to the story's context.

The strategic placement of the camera to capture the best angles and perspectives of the animation.

The process of arranging and refining footage to create a cohesive and polished final product.

The creation and integration of audio elements, including music and sound effects, to enhance storytelling.

Narration or dialogue recorded separately from the animation, added during the editing process.

Techniques used to move from one scene to another, aiding the flow of the animation.

Visual enhancements applied during editing to add depth and interest to the animation.

Short sequences created to practice techniques and experiment with movement before the final project.

Feedback process where students evaluate each other's work to provide constructive criticism.

An initial version of the animation, assembled without final edits, used for feedback and revisions.

The completed version of the animation after all edits and adjustments have been made.

The process of saving the final animation in a specific format for sharing or presentation.

The act of showcasing the completed animation, often accompanied by an explanation of the creative process.

The series of steps taken to develop ideas and bring them to fruition in the animation.

A completed work that demonstrates a student's skills and creativity, useful for future opportunities.

Fundamental concepts that guide the creation of believable motion and storytelling in animation.