Introduction to Animation Principles
Students learn basic animation principles like timing, spacing, and squash and stretch to bring digital creations to life.
Key Questions
- Explain how timing and spacing affect the perception of movement in an animation.
- Compare different techniques for creating a sense of weight or flexibility in an animated object.
- Construct a short animation sequence demonstrating a basic principle like squash and stretch.
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