Stop Motion Animation Flashcards
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What is stop motion animation?
Answer: A technique where physical objects are photographed one frame at a time to create the illusion of movement
Stop motion animation involves physically moving objects tiny amounts between photographs so they appear to move when the images are played in sequence.
What is 'claymation'?
Answer: Stop motion animation using clay or plasticine figures
Claymation is a form of stop motion animation where characters and objects are sculpted from clay and repositioned between each photograph.
What common household objects can kids use for stop motion animation?
Answer: LEGO bricks, action figures, and clay
Kids can create stop motion animations using any physical objects they can move slightly between frames, such as toys, clay, or food.
Why is consistent lighting important in stop motion animation?
Answer: To avoid flickering between frames and maintain a professional look
Consistent lighting ensures that each frame looks similar in brightness and color, preventing a distracting flicker effect when frames are played together.
What is 'LEGO animation' also known as?
Answer: Brickfilm
Brickfilm is the term used for stop motion animations made with LEGO or other building brick toys, popular among kids and hobbyists.
How many photos per second are typically needed for smooth stop motion animation?
Answer: 12 to 24 photos per second
Most stop motion animations are shot at 12 to 24 frames per second, matching standard film and TV frame rates for smooth playback.