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  • Speed ramping is a technique that involves changing the speed of a video clip over time. It allows you to smoothly transition from slow
    motion to real- time or vice versa, adding dramatic or creative effects to your footage.
  • Preset templates are pre
    designed settings or configurations that can be applied to video clips or entire projects. They provide a quick and easy way to apply consistent visual styles, color grading, transitions, effects, and other elements to your videos.
  • Instant mode refers to a feature in video editing software that provides a simplified or automated workflow for quickly creating videos. It often includes pre
    configured templates, automatic editing options, and streamlined processes to help users create videos with minimal effort or technical knowledge.
  • Color correction is a video effect that involves adjusting and fine
    tuning the colors and overall appearance of a video clip. This effect is used to correct any color imbalances, adjust brightness, contrast, saturation, and other color parameters to achieve a desired look or to make the footage more visually appealing. Color correction can also be used creatively to
  • To create the appearance of smooth motion from drawn, painted, or computer
    generated images, frame rate, or the number of consecutive images that are displayed each second, is considered.
  • 2D animation, also known as vector
    based animation, is all about creating movement in a 2-dimensional space.
  • 3D or computer animation refers to the process of creating 3
    dimensional moving images in a digital environment.
  • It encompasses claymation, pixelation, object
    motion, cutout animation, and more. However, instead of drawings, it adjusts physical objects in each frame.
  • an animator will meticulously hand
    draw each frame on celluloid transparent paper, which is then photocopied or retraced onto transparent acetate sheets called cels.
  • Paint is applied and each cel is photographed one
    by-one to produce an animated sequence.
  • 2D animation, also known as vector
    based animation, is all about creating movement in a 2-dimensional space.
  • Vector
    based animation uses mathematical values to resize images, so motion is smooth.
  • They can re
    use these creations so the animator doesn't need to keep drawing the same
  • Stop motion encompasses claymation, pixelation, object
    motion, cutout animation, and more.
  • Claymation is a method of animation in which clay figures are filmed using stop
    motion
  • Cut
    out Animation is a form of stop-motion in which the characters or props are cut out from materials such as paper, cardboard, photographs or fabric.
  • The twelve principles have now become widely recognized as a theoretical bedrock for all animators, whether they are working on animated entertainment, commercials, or web
    based explainers.
  • Pose to Pose: Animators plan key poses first and then fill in the in
    between frames. This method provides better control over timing and performance.
  • Follow Through and Overlapping Action: Objects and characters continue moving even after the main action stops. Follow
    through refers to the trailing movement (e.g., a character’s hair or clothing). Overlapping action involves different parts of a character moving at different rates.