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

The frequency at which consecutive images appear on a screen, crucial for smooth animation; typically measured in frames per second (fps).

A visual planning tool that outlines scenes and actions in sequential order, helping to organize the narrative flow.

The arrangement of props, backgrounds, and lighting in a shot to create the desired visual effect.

The use of light to enhance the mood and visibility of a scene; critical for setting the tone in animation.

Digital tools used to create and edit animations, allowing for frame capture, editing, and sound integration.

The process of assembling captured frames into a coherent sequence, including adding transitions, effects, and sound.

The arrangement of visual elements within a frame, guiding viewer focus and enhancing storytelling.

The act of changing position or location; in animation, it refers to the movement of objects over time.

The progression of a story, ensuring that events unfold logically and engagingly for the audience.

The creation of visual elements that support the main action, enriching the viewer's experience.

The strategic placement of objects within a scene to create visual interest and convey meaning.

The process of creating and integrating audio elements, such as sound effects and music, into the animation.

The act of taking individual frames during the animation process, essential for creating movement.

The speed at which the animation unfolds; influences audience engagement and emotional impact.

Textual elements that provide information about the film, including the title, creators, and contributors.

Constructive criticism provided by fellow students to enhance the quality of the animation project.

An initial version of the animation, focusing on the basic structure without final edits or effects.

The storytelling method that uses visual elements to convey a story, crucial in animation.

The series of steps taken to develop and produce a creative work, including brainstorming and execution.

A collection of work showcasing an individual's skills, projects, and artistic growth.

The proficiency in using tools and techniques to achieve the desired visual outcome in animation.

An animation that captivates the audience, maintaining their interest through effective storytelling and visuals.

Various methods used in creating animations, including stop motion, 2D, and 3D techniques.