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Traditional animation

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Willian Cárdenas
Willian Cárdenas

Traditional animation involves a series of still drawings that give the impression of movement when viewed as a sequence. It is a complex process that requires a team of talented individuals. The traditional animation process involves 10 main steps: 1) creating a script, 2) making a storyboard, 3) recording soundtracks and voices, 4) creating an animatic, 5) designing characters and timing drawings, 6) making layouts, 7) animating by drawing key frames and in-betweens, 8) digitalizing drawings, 9) composing layers, and 10) releasing the animated film.

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Traditional animation { What it is? How they are made? WILLIAN FERNANDO CARDENAS, CCA - 2012
It is a technique of a series of still drawings that gives the impression of a moving picture. What traditional animation is?
An animated film is a complex work of art that involves the artistically work of a team of talented people: writers, artists, illustrators, painters, actors and technical staff. How a traditional animation is made?
1. Script 2. Storyboard 3. Soundtrack, Voice acting 4. Animatic 5. Design and Timing 6. Layout 7. Animation 8. Digitalization 9. Composing 10. Release Steps (Pipeline) of traditional animation
1. Script 2. Storyboard 3. Soundtrack, Voice acting 4. Animatic 5. Design and Timing 6. Layout 7. Animation 8. Digitalization 9. Composing 10. Release It is a written work by screenwriters. Movement, actions, expression, and dialogues of the characters are narrated by them. Steps (Pipeline) of traditional animation
Movements, actions, expression, and dialogues of the Script characters are narrated by them. Steps (Pipeline) of traditional animation
1. Script 2. Storyboard 3. Soundtrack, Voice acting 4. Animatic 5. Design and Timing 6. Layout 7. Animation 8. Digitalization 9. Composing 10. Release They are essentially a large comics of the film or some section of the film produced, that helps to visualize the scenes and find potential problems before they occur. Steps (Pipeline) of traditional animation
They are graphic organizers in the form of Storyboard illustrations or images displayed in sequence for the purpose of pre-visualizing an animation sequence. Steps (Pipeline) of traditional animation
1. Script 2. Storyboard 3. Soundtrack, Voice acting 4. Animatic 5. Design and Timing 6. Layout 7. Animation 8. Digitalization 9. Composing 10. Release A completed cartoon soundtrack will feature music, sound effects, and dialogue performed by voice actors. Steps (Pipeline) of traditional animation
1. Script 2. Storyboard 3. Soundtrack, Voice acting 4. Animatic 5. Design and Timing 6. Layout 7. Animation 8. Digitalization 9. Composing 10. Release An animatic typically consists of pictures of the storyboard synchronized with the soundtrack. Steps (Pipeline) of traditional animation
1. Script 2. Storyboard 3. Soundtrack, Voice acting 4. Animatic 5. Design and Timing 6. Layout 7. Animation 8. Digitalization 9. Composing 10. Release Characters design Color Palletes Backgrounds Timing Steps (Pipeline) of traditional animation
Based in the animatic, the timing Design director analyzes exactly what poses, and Timing drawings, and lip movements will be needed on what frames.
1. Script 2. Storyboard 3. Soundtrack, Voice acting 4. Animatic 5. Design and Timing 6. Layout 7. Animation 8. Digitalization 9. Composing 10. Release They are drawings that indicate poses of the characters, camera movements and environmental conditions Steps (Pipeline) of traditional animation
1. Script 2. Storyboard 3. Soundtrack, Voice acting 4. Animatic 5. Design and Timing 6. Layout 7. Animation 8. Digitalization 9. Composing 10. Release Drawing sequences of animation by making key frames and Inbetweens Steps (Pipeline) of traditional animation
Timing is the very base of animation, Animation giving an object variations of force (speed, weight, etc,)
1. Script 2. Storyboard 3. Soundtrack, Voice acting 4. Animatic 5. Design and Timing 6. Layout 7. Animation 8. Digitalization 9. Composing 10. Release Animators' drawings are scanned into a computer, where they are colored and processed Steps (Pipeline) of traditional animation
1. Script 2. Storyboard 3. Soundtrack, Voice acting 4. Animatic 5. Design and Timing 6. Layout 7. Animation 8. Digitalization 9. Composing 10. Release The resulting drawings are composited in the computer over their respective backgrounds Steps (Pipeline) of traditional animation
1. Script 2. Storyboard 3. Soundtrack, Voice acting 4. Animatic 5. Design and Timing 6. Layout 7. Animation 8. Digitalization 9. Composing 10. Release Steps (Pipeline) of traditional animation
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  • 1. Traditional animation { What it is? How they are made? WILLIAN FERNANDO CARDENAS, CCA - 2012
  • 2. It is a technique of a series of still drawings that gives the impression of a moving picture. What traditional animation is?
  • 3. An animated film is a complex work of art that involves the artistically work of a team of talented people: writers, artists, illustrators, painters, actors and technical staff. How a traditional animation is made?
  • 4. 1. Script 2. Storyboard 3. Soundtrack, Voice acting 4. Animatic 5. Design and Timing 6. Layout 7. Animation 8. Digitalization 9. Composing 10. Release Steps (Pipeline) of traditional animation
  • 5. 1. Script 2. Storyboard 3. Soundtrack, Voice acting 4. Animatic 5. Design and Timing 6. Layout 7. Animation 8. Digitalization 9. Composing 10. Release It is a written work by screenwriters. Movement, actions, expression, and dialogues of the characters are narrated by them. Steps (Pipeline) of traditional animation
  • 6. Movements, actions, expression, and dialogues of the Script characters are narrated by them. Steps (Pipeline) of traditional animation
  • 7. 1. Script 2. Storyboard 3. Soundtrack, Voice acting 4. Animatic 5. Design and Timing 6. Layout 7. Animation 8. Digitalization 9. Composing 10. Release They are essentially a large comics of the film or some section of the film produced, that helps to visualize the scenes and find potential problems before they occur. Steps (Pipeline) of traditional animation
  • 8. They are graphic organizers in the form of Storyboard illustrations or images displayed in sequence for the purpose of pre-visualizing an animation sequence. Steps (Pipeline) of traditional animation
  • 9. 1. Script 2. Storyboard 3. Soundtrack, Voice acting 4. Animatic 5. Design and Timing 6. Layout 7. Animation 8. Digitalization 9. Composing 10. Release A completed cartoon soundtrack will feature music, sound effects, and dialogue performed by voice actors. Steps (Pipeline) of traditional animation
  • 10. 1. Script 2. Storyboard 3. Soundtrack, Voice acting 4. Animatic 5. Design and Timing 6. Layout 7. Animation 8. Digitalization 9. Composing 10. Release An animatic typically consists of pictures of the storyboard synchronized with the soundtrack. Steps (Pipeline) of traditional animation
  • 11. 1. Script 2. Storyboard 3. Soundtrack, Voice acting 4. Animatic 5. Design and Timing 6. Layout 7. Animation 8. Digitalization 9. Composing 10. Release Characters design Color Palletes Backgrounds Timing Steps (Pipeline) of traditional animation
  • 12. Based in the animatic, the timing Design director analyzes exactly what poses, and Timing drawings, and lip movements will be needed on what frames.
  • 13. 1. Script 2. Storyboard 3. Soundtrack, Voice acting 4. Animatic 5. Design and Timing 6. Layout 7. Animation 8. Digitalization 9. Composing 10. Release They are drawings that indicate poses of the characters, camera movements and environmental conditions Steps (Pipeline) of traditional animation
  • 14. 1. Script 2. Storyboard 3. Soundtrack, Voice acting 4. Animatic 5. Design and Timing 6. Layout 7. Animation 8. Digitalization 9. Composing 10. Release Drawing sequences of animation by making key frames and Inbetweens Steps (Pipeline) of traditional animation
  • 15. Timing is the very base of animation, Animation giving an object variations of force (speed, weight, etc,)
  • 16. 1. Script 2. Storyboard 3. Soundtrack, Voice acting 4. Animatic 5. Design and Timing 6. Layout 7. Animation 8. Digitalization 9. Composing 10. Release Animators' drawings are scanned into a computer, where they are colored and processed Steps (Pipeline) of traditional animation
  • 17. 1. Script 2. Storyboard 3. Soundtrack, Voice acting 4. Animatic 5. Design and Timing 6. Layout 7. Animation 8. Digitalization 9. Composing 10. Release The resulting drawings are composited in the computer over their respective backgrounds Steps (Pipeline) of traditional animation
  • 18. 1. Script 2. Storyboard 3. Soundtrack, Voice acting 4. Animatic 5. Design and Timing 6. Layout 7. Animation 8. Digitalization 9. Composing 10. Release Steps (Pipeline) of traditional animation