4th Periodic Test Flashcards by Jade Castro

is the process of organizing, cutting, and adjusting video footage to create a
new video.

Video editing

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This can be done with relatively inexpensive equipment using low-resolution
copies of original clips/footage.

Offline Editing

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Allows the video to be edited in a computer with specialized softwares.

Non-linear Editing

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It uses videotape and is edited in a very linear way.

Linear Editing

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It is used to describe editing footage at the original highest-quality.

Online Editing

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It is used when working within live television and video production.

Vision Mixing

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Video Editing Software Application

Filmora
Adobe After Effects
Adobe Premier
Sony Vegas
Kinemaster
Apple Final Cut
Corel Studio
LightWorks

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you can change the Aspect Ratio, Resolution, and Frame Rate or your video
project.

Project Setting

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Video can change its size using

Aspect Ratio

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You can use
___ or _________ to do the jump cut.

Trim or Split Tool

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is used to cut unnecessary clips to create a proper flow of a video.

Jump Cuts

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you can change the quality of your video using

Resolution

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You can change the speed of your video using _______, by adjusting the ____

Frame Rate, FPS

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is used to synchronize the movement of an object to the character’s movement by tracking.

Motion Tracking

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emphasize the speed of motion.

Blurry effect

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is the effect that is used to remove the background of the clip using a Green
screen.

Chroma Key

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Adding Audio and Sound

You can import using the library or through uploading your media, or it can be downloaded from the
Stock media.

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How to apply Bass Bump to your clip?

Apply the Bass bump to your audio file from the timeline, and then synchronize the jump
clips on each marks of your audio.

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is a combination of shapes and lines that is used as the foundation of
constructing a character.

Basic Form

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are also our guide the determine the character’s traits.

Shapes

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are usually cute, cuddle, and friendly characters.

Circles

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are usually a villain type characters.

Triangles

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an imaginary line that represents the flow, movement, and overall direction of
a figure or pose

Line of Action

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also represents as the spine and extension of the character body.

Lines

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a visual reference document used in animation and other visual mediums to ensure consistency in a character's appearance, proportions, and style throughout a project.

Model Sheet

Types of Model Sheet

Turnaround Model, Expression Model, Dialogue Model, Comparative Size Model

It shows all the different views of a character. It is used as a reference in modeling the character during the animation process.

Turnaround Model

It shows the facial expression of the character.

Expression Model

It shows various mouth shapes that are created when the character is speaking

Dialogue Model

a reference guide that shows the comparative size of the main characters

Comparative Size Model

FPS

Frames per Second

An object that is consist of pixels

Bitmap

GIF

Graphic Interchange Format

An example of solid object like shape, line and text

Vector

The Beginning of Animation started for??

Disney in 1928 after producing Steamboat Willy

an animated short cartoon that introduced MIckey and Minnie Mouse.

Steamboat Willy

Phenakistoscope was made.

1832

it is cardboard disc, that when spun and viewed in front of a mirror, creates the illusion of moving images.

Phenakistoscope

Zoopraxiscope was made

1879

This photographs printed on a rotating glass disc, onto a screen producing illusion of moving pictures

Zoopraxiscope

Praxinoscope was made

1892

This is presented as the first silent animated film in public.

1892

an animation device that improved upon the zoetrope by using mirrors instead of slits to view a strip of pictures on a spinning cylinder, resulting in a brighter and less distorted animation

praxinoscope

released by Emile Cohl.

Fantasmagorie

The first cinematography animation using stop motion by J. Stuart Blackton entitled Enchanted Drawing.

1900

stop motion by J. Stuart Blackton entitled

Enchanted Drawing.

When was Fantasmagorie released?

1908

Animation Software Application

1. Adobe Animate 2. Stykz 3. Adobe Flash 4. Krita

This is the area where users draw, manipulate, and view their animations.

Canvas

The workspace or interface of Adobe Animate is divided into

seven main parts.

it contains a workspace switcher, menus, and other application controls.

Application bar

It helps users monitor and modify their work. Panels displayed here can be customized, grouped, stacked and docked. It also displays options for the current tool.

Properties/Panel

This is where users arrange media and choose which displays first. It allows user to add, hide, delete, and lock layers.

Layer Panel

It contains different tools used to create and manipulate elements, and navigate the workspace.

Toolbar

This area is where users edit media and keyframes.

Timeline

It provide tools that allow users to play, rewind, loop, and view multiple frames at the same time.

Timeline tools

The process that provides the appearance of an image transitioning into another image by generating related frames between the two image is called

tweening.

Basic Principles of Animation

1930s

refers to how the movement of character is used to lead viewer's eyes and prepare them for upcoming action

Anticipation

is the power or ability to attract, interest, amuse, or stimulate the mind or emotions

Appeal

refer to the fluidity of action or movement

Arcs of Motion

this is used in characters and objects to add appeal, energy, and vibrancy. It also applies in facial expresions, poses, and attitude

Exaggeration

when an object suddenly stops or moves, it's parts do not stop or move at the same time.

Follow Through

is the principle that separate parts of an object will continue to move after the object has come to a stop.

follow through

Is the idea that different parts of an object will move at different times

Overlapping

refers to actions or movements that highlight or support the main action

Secondary Action

soften an action and make it more animated. Wihtout these, an object's movements will look robotic

Slow in and Slow out

is about creating an accurate drawing with volume and weight

Solid Drawing

applied to give animated characters and objects the Illusion of gravity, weight, mass and flexibility.

Squash and Stretch

helps to emphasize the most vital element in a frame

Staging

is about animating an action from drawing 1 to the end

Straight-Ahead

Is about drawing the key poses first, done at intervals throughout the scene

Pose-To-Pose

Most important principles of animation

Timing and Spacing

give objects and characters the illusion of moving within the laws of physics

Timing and Spacing

how many basic principles of Animation

basic principles of Animation

Anticipation Appeal Arcs of Motion Exaggeration Follow Through and Overlapping Action Secondary Action Slow in and Slow out Solid drawing Squash and Stretch Staging Straight-Ahead and Pose-to-pose Timing and Spacing

the older process of creating animation is reffered to as

Classic Tweens

This type of tweening is more complicated to create and less flexible

Classic Tweens

an animation type that uses symbols to create animation movements within Animate

Motion Tween

the process of creating an animation of one shape morphing into another

Shape Tween

used to create natural or life like movements in Animate

Bone Tool

refers to the kinematic chains used in computer animation or the entire bone structure

armature

is useful for smaller armatures

Line

is the default style

Solid

the bone tool is located in?

Tools Panel

It is made up of pixels

Bitmap Graphics

It is made up of objects

Vector Graphics

are made up of a series of tiny dots called pixels. These are also known as raster images.

Bitmap images

are very small squares that form an image.

pixels

are images consists of shapes, curves, lines,and text, which together make a picture

Vector Graphics

A vector graphic uses mathematical formulas that form lines and curves called

vectors

Use this tool to select and entire object

Selection Tool (V)

Use this tool to reshape the motion path of an animation

Sub-Selection Tool (A)

Use this tool to create an irregular selection outline

Lasso Tool (L)

Use this tool to define a selection area with a series of striaght lines

Polygon Tool (L)

USe this tool to select areas of a bitmap graphic with similar colors

Magic Wand Tool (L)

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