A technique where objects are physically manipulated in small increments between individually photographed frames to create the illusion of movement.

The process of creating a digital skeleton for a character, allowing for complex movements and animations in stop motion.

Visual effects added to films to enhance storytelling, which can be practical (physical) or digital (software-based).

The process of selecting and combining shots to create a cohesive story, focusing on pacing, transitions, and overall flow.

Fundamental techniques such as timing, spacing, and exaggeration that guide the creation of fluid and believable animations.

The frequency at which consecutive images (frames) appear in a film, typically measured in frames per second (fps).

The art of creating and integrating audio elements, including sound effects and music, to enhance the emotional impact of a film.

Visual effects created using computer software to enhance or alter images in post-production.

A visual plan that outlines each shot of a film, helping to organize scenes and visualize the narrative flow.

Constructive criticism provided by classmates, aimed at improving work through collaborative evaluation.

The visual effect that simulates the blurring of fast-moving objects, adding realism to animations.

The process of defining specific points of motion or transformation in animation, allowing for smooth transitions.

A technique ensuring that visual elements remain consistent throughout a film, enhancing viewer immersion.

The speed at which a story unfolds, influenced by editing choices and the rhythm of the film.

Techniques used to move from one scene or shot to another, affecting the flow and pacing of the narrative.

Software or hardware used to create and manipulate character rigs for animation.

Subtle movements that occur naturally in characters or objects, adding realism to animations.

Marketing tools, such as posters or trailers, designed to showcase a film and attract an audience.

Building professional relationships in the industry to enhance career opportunities and collaborations.

Detailed requirements for a film's presentation, including format, resolution, and sound quality.

A process of evaluating personal growth and learning throughout the creation of a film.

Strategies used to connect with viewers, enhancing their experience and investment in the film.

The last version of a film after all edits and adjustments have been made, ready for presentation.

A plan outlining how to promote and distribute a film to reach its target audience.