computer animation

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Computer Animation

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A nimation Robert

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Computer animation It the process used for generating animated image by using Computer graphic. The more general term Computer generated images both static scenes and dynamic images..

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History History of computer animation started in 1973 . Computer-generated hand and face created by then University of utah graduate students Edwin Catmull And Fred Parke. The, Animation is character of-Woody=Toy story

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Displaying animation sequences . Movies work by fooling our eyes. A sequence of static images presented in a quick succession appears as continuous flow.

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Interpolation Strengths Animator has exacting control (Woody’s face) Weaknesses Interpolation hooks must be simple and direct Time consuming and skill intensive

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Principles of Animation Squash and Stretch Timing Staging /Squash and Stretch Follow Through / Overlapping Actions Straight Ahead vs. Pose-to-Pose Slow In and Out Secondary Motion Appeal

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Steps of a simple computer animation .1Creating animation sequences object definition 2. Displaying the sequences colour-table animation

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Anticipation and Staging Don’t surprise the audience . Direct their attention to what’s important .

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Follow Through Audience likes to see resolution of action Discontinuities are unsettling

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Secondary Motion Characters should exist in a real environment. Extra movements should not detract.

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Animation Production Conceptual Design Production Design Materials Animation Lighting Effects

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Example of Animation

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Sketching

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Movie

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Conclusion Society is well served by computer animation. It is an industry that combines art and technology to entertain, educate and inform us. Working on this paper resulted in my realization that computer animation is everywhere – in the movies we watch, in the commercials we see, in animated cartoons on televisions , on the internet, in our workplace, from the jury box in a trial, in the doctor’s office and on our cell phones.

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Thank you Presented by:- Sarika.C . Roll no:-36