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This is for 2-D animation 1. This technique is used to emphasize a character's attitude so that the audience notices. A. Fast motion, slow motion B. Slow In, Slow Out C. stop and go motion D. exaggeration
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This is for 2-D animation

1. This technique is used to emphasize a character's attitude so that the audience notices.

A. Fast motion, slow motion
B. Slow In, Slow Out
C. stop and go motion
D. exaggeration

I think it’s D, but I’m not sure

User Theodosia
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B. Slow in, Slow out
User Anton Pegov
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I’m pretty sure it’s D as well
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