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The History of Animation By Alex Arnold & Mike Fowler

The History of Animation

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The History of Animation. By Alex Arnold & Mike Fowler. Zoetrope. China Start of modern animation. Phenakistoscope. Austria Next evolution of strobe animation. Flip Book. England Led the way for film Easily distributed. Praxinoscope. USA Early form of projector - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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The History of AnimationBy Alex Arnold & Mike Fowler

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Zoetrope

China

Start of modern animation

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Phenakistoscope

Austria

Next evolution of strobe animation

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Flip Book

England

Led the way for film

Easily distributed

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Praxinoscope

USA

Early form of projector

Early introduction to modern film

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Cel Animation

USA

Introduced layers for animation

Snow White

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Snow White

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Stop Motion

USA

Usually done with clay or puppets

Highly time consuming

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Nightmare Before Christmas

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Gumby

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Multiplane Camera

USA

Created 3D like illusion

Peter Pan, Fantasia, Bambi

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Peter Pan

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Pinocchio

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Xerographic Process

USA

Photocopying

Eliminated inking process

One Hundred and One Dalmatians

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One Hundred and One Dalmatians

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Computer Animation

Digitized modals

Most modern version of animation

One of the most flexible

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Final Fantasy: Spirits Within

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Motion Capture

Addition to digital animation

Realistic movement

Greater believability

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Gollum

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