FINALS MOD 7 Flashcards
[WHAT] It is an act or process of changing place or position or being moved.
Motion
[WHAT] is used to convey dream-like or fantasy situations and emphasize reactions, such as grief or bewilderment.
Slow motion
[KIND OF MOTION] is ofterntimes used for comic effects, as evident in early silent comedy movies.
Accelerated Motion
[KIND OF MOTION] defies the natural flow of time, making the impossible happen or unhappen.
Reverse Motion
[KIND OF MOTION] still photographs are used
Stopped motion
[FORM OF MEDIA] is based on moving images with audio and interaction functions
Motion media
[WHAT] It refers to the process of applying effects to a film, video, or animated footage.
Visual Effect
[UNDER VISUAL EFFECT] one of the processes of creating visual effects where images and footage are combined in layers
Compositing
[UNDER VISUAL EFFECT] Fixes the color of footage to achieve consistency (can also be used to apply color treatments to style shots)
Color correction
[WHAT] It describes the process of sequencing drawings, computer-generated artwork, or photographs of models to create the illusion of a moving image.
Animation
[UNDER ANIMATION] It can be separated into cartoon and abstract animation.
Hand-drawn animation
[UNDER ANIMATION] It can be either 2D or 3D animation.
Computer-generated animation
[UNDER ANIMATION] traditional animation technique, used for each hand-drawn frame
Cel Animation
[UNDER ANIMATION] Exists as mathematical entities, called vectors, stored by the animation program.
Path Animation
[UNDER PATH ANIMATION] The vectors define how the movement of the sprite along a motion path
Splines
[UNDER ANIMATION] It is drawn by considering two coordinate axes along the X and Y directions and depict animated objects on flat surfaces.
2D Animation
[UNDER ANIMATION] Defines locations of objects in space and involves modeling, rendering, and adding surface properties, lighting, and camera motions
3D animation
[UNDER ANIMATION] It is based on the keyframe concept. It simulates the process of cel animation by placing the animated object on a timeline to depict the flow of time.
Computer-generated animation
[UNDER ANIMATION] It can be created by using Microsoft PowerPoint, GIF animator, Adobe After Effects, and Dynamic HTML.
Elementary Animation
[TYPE OF MOTION] is a specialized area of TV, video, film, and web and device content production.
- involves creating moving graphic design
Motion Graphic Design
[TYPE OF MOTION] It is a combination of an image and an audio, consisting of a set of still images called frames displayed to the user one after another at a specific speed, known as the frame rate, measured in the number of frames per second.
Motion Video
[VIDEO FORMAT] It is the native video file format on the Windows platform.
AVI
[VIDEO FORMAT] It is a multimedia framework developed by Apple that is capable of handling various media formats
MOV
[VIDEO FORMAT] It is a set of proprietary streaming video technologies developed by Microsoft and part of the Windows Media Framework.
WMV
[VIDEO FORMAT] This file format is used as a container for storing a variety of media types.
MP4
[WHAT] is the ability of a lens to define visual detail, usually measured as the number of lines per millimeter that can be separately identified.
Video Resolution
[WHAT] It is a portmanteau of “picture” and “element”.
Pixel
[WHAT] It is the ratio of the length to the width of the pixel on display.
Aspect Ration
[WHAT] It is the most common resolution used today.
High-definition (HD) Video
[WHAT] All the resolutions below are 1280x720
Standard-definition (SD) Video
[WHAT] It has a resolution of 3840x2160, which is twice the resolution of an HD video.
Ultra-high-definition (UHD) Videos
[UNDER DIGITAL RESOLUTION] Also called bit depth or color depth, this is a measurement of the number of bits used to define each pixel of a color or greyscale image.
Bit Resolution
[UNDER DIGITAL RESOLUTION] This is a measurement of the number of dots or pixels per inch that a piece of hardware presents.
Device Resolution
[UNDER DIGITAL RESOLUTION] Also called screen frequency, this is a specification of the number of dots per inch in a halftone screen used to print an image.
Screen Resolution
[UNDER DIGITAL RESOLUTION] This is a measurement of the amount of information that is stored for an image, generally measured in pixels per inch.
Image Resolution
[UNDER DIGITAL RESOLUTION] This is a measurement of the capability, in dots per inch, of a printer or other output device.
Output Resolution
[UNDER SPEED] refers to how fast we perceive an object to move onscreen
Perceived Speed
[UNDER SPEED] refers to the perceived speed of the overall tempo
Pace
[WHAT] The direction of movement or motion path of elements
Direction
[WHAT] It plays a considerable role in shaping the way motion is choreographed.
Sound
[WHAT] Any still image has implied motion or implied stasis, while motion graphics share compositional principles with print.
Timing and Transition
[WHAT] Usually dependent upon contrast, it is the product of the need for direction
Hierarchy
[WHAT] They break predictability by introducing change.
Repetition and Variety
