Pronunciation:"a-n&-'mA-sh&n Function: noun Date: 1597 1: the act of animating : the state of being
animate or animated 2 a: a motion picture made by photographing successive positions
of inanimate objects (as puppets or mechanical
parts) b: ANIMATED
CARTOON 1 3:
the preparation of animated
cartoons
My
examples:
This Team CIA slogan
animation was created using Paint Shop Pro 6 and the Animation
Shop. I created 6 separate pictures on Paint Shop Pro 6 and
then created an animation using the Animation Shop. Below is
how I animated it.
Transition
Frames
#
Type
Length
Per
Transition
Per
Second
1
Clock Wipe
0.9 sec.
9
10
2
Curtains
0.9 sec.
7
8
3
Double Split
0.8 sec.
5
7
4
Iris Wipe
0.8 sec.
8
10
5
Mosaic
0.8 sec.
8
10
6
Spin
0.9 sec.
9
8
7
Split
0.9 sec.
9
10
8
Star Wipe
0.9 sec.
9
10
Although only one inspirational quote was
needed, I animated two. These were created in the same process
explained in the above animation. The transition types used
were in this order:
For the animation on the left- double split,
fade, iris wipe, split, wedge wipe, zoom, and spin all these
transitions were about 0.8 seconds long, with 10 frames per second
For the animation on the right- fade,
curtains, slat spin, slats, zoom, spin all these transitions were
about 0.9 seconds long, with 10 frames per
second
This animation is for the winter and spring
track teams at Perkiomen Valley. It was made using the same
process as the previous two. Transitions used are iris wipe,
luminance wipe, slash wipe, star wipe, and zoom. All
animations were about 0.9 seconds in length, with 10 frames per
second.
This is my micro button animation, which others
can put on their website and hyperlink it to mine. This
consists of only four slides, with three transitions. The
transitions are hue wipe, luminance wipe, then iris wipe. Each
transition lasts about 1.1 seconds, with 10 frames per
second.