A storyline that revolves around a central theme, guiding character development and plot progression.

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

Working together as a team to achieve a common goal, essential for group projects in animation.

The art of creating physical environments for animation, enhancing visual storytelling.

The phase after filming where editing, sound design, and visual effects are applied to finalize the project.

The process of creating complex, relatable characters that evolve throughout the narrative.

Creating preliminary models of sets or characters to visualize and test design concepts.

Methods used to illuminate scenes, creating mood and enhancing visual appeal.

Advanced methods used in stop motion to achieve fluid movement and dynamic storytelling.

The process of creating and integrating audio elements, including music and sound effects, into animation.

Tools used to cut, arrange, and enhance video clips, crucial for post-production.

The framework that outlines the sequence of events in a story, guiding the audience's experience.

Strategies used to captivate viewers and evoke emotional responses through storytelling.

The smoothness and continuity of motion in animated sequences, vital for realism.

Techniques used to smoothly shift from one scene to another in editing.

Maintaining a uniform look and feel across different scenes to enhance storytelling.

The position and perspective from which scenes are filmed, influencing viewer perception.

The interactions and relationships among team members that affect collaboration and productivity.

Constructive criticism provided to peers to improve work quality and collaboration.

Marketing content created to showcase the final project, attracting audience interest.

The process of evaluating one’s own work and group participation to foster growth.

Choosing appropriate materials for set design that align with the thematic narrative.

The process of combining various audio elements to create a cohesive auditory experience.

Designating specific responsibilities to team members to enhance workflow and efficiency.

Techniques used to evoke feelings in the audience, making narratives more impactful.