motion information and media

Question 1

is described as the act or process of moving or being moved

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motion

Question 2

can be defined as a media communication that provides the presence of spatial movement of text and images

Answer 2

motion media

Question 3

motion media can be produced in two ways:

Answer 3

informal and formal

Question 4

are created by people just for personal consumption

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Informally produced motion media

Question 5

are made by professionals, such as film directors, who follow the standard of the industry when it comes to refinement and creation of motion media

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Formally produced motion media

Question 6

Formats motion media

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film
television
interactive video

Question 7

a series of moving graphics or images, with accompanying of a recorded sound

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film

Question 8

a telecommunication system for transmitting and receiving visual images and sounds that are reproduced on screens

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television

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interactive video

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kind of digital video that involves the user’s interaction and participation

Question 10

sources of motion media

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internet
film and television studios
broadcast channels
video channels
library

Question 11

a universal computer network that delivers a variety of information and communication facilities

Answer 11

Internet

Question 12

a place where films, television shows, and broadcast productions are produced

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Film and Television studios

Question 13

a terrestrial frequency or computer generated number over which a broadcast station or broadcast network is disseminated

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Broadcast channels

Question 14

an account on an online media sharing or streaming service which one can create media content, such as videos, accessible to other people who are also using the service

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video channels

Question 15

a building or room that contains collections of books, periodicals, etc.

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library

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Elements and Principles of Motion Design

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speed
direction
motion path
timing

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2 types of speed

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fast movement
slow movement

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2 kinds of timing

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objective timing
subjective timing

Question 19

highlights the tone of the movement

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speed

Question 20

provides alertness and escalating emotions

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fast movementi

Question 21

indicates weariness, seriousness, or sorrow

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slow movement

Question 22

specifies a movement from one route to another; refer to the growth or shrinkage of an object or thing

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direction

Question 23

refers to spatial movement that a thing or an animated object will take

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motion path

Question 24

is used to explain or strengthen the message or event

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timing

Question 25

can be measured in seconds, minutes, hours, days, etc.

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objective timing

Question 26

is psychologically experienced or felt

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subjective timing