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One of the best known __________ animators was Ray Harryhausen, who worked on
countless sci-fi and horror films from the 1940s to the 1980s. |
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| __________ differs from stopmotion only in the medium used. |
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| In this type of animation, drawings are hand-traced onto acetate and shot over background paintings. |
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| This stage of 3D computer animation involves the creation of the three-dimensional objects. |
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| This stage of 3D computer animation adds detail to the actual physical appearance of the model. |
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| In _____________, the user changes the position of the model at “key” times in the scene. |
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| This type of motion capture uses cameras and reflective badges to “see” the movement of the actor. |
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| This type of motion capture senses changes in placement of markers worn by the actor. |
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| This type of motion capture records movement of the actor through an outfit the actor wears. The mechanical change in the hardware is sent to the computer. |
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| This the actual “painting” of the finished animation with all the lighting, shading, textures, and color information. |
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| Researchers at MIT developed the ____________, a device that would allow for the creation of engineering drawings that could be scaled up or down, and lines that were perfectly straight or curved. |
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| In 1973, the first _______________ conference was held. This allowed individuals working in and studying the computer graphics field to get together to view and discuss new developments. |
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