Question

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Why was the opening of the Disney Studio in 1923 such an important event?


How does cel animation work?


What is CGI and what is it used for?


How do vectors and pixels work together in animation?


Why do we have intellectual property laws?


Critical Thinking Questions


What does the method of animation in the zoetrope have in common with today’s animation?


Why do you think that some animators prefer stop motion animation over cel animation?


What advantages would working with large pixels have over working with small pixels?


What do you think the hardest part of creating CGI images is?


Imagine that there were no intellectual property rights. How would this change how artists work?

Answer 1

Because it revolutionized the animation element

It is considered traditional animation on "gel paper." Using the basics of art.

CGI is solely computer generated and it is used for fake objects made to look real in our world. (Ted, Transformers, etc)

Too complexed to state in a sentence.

To protect the common good and creative essence of our ideas.

It ultimately boils down to creative decisions, but stop motion is more three dimensional than that of cel.

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