ITE II Final Exam Review. Animation Terms Animation Animator Background Frame Frame by Frame Pixilation Script Storyboard Object Animation Clay Animation.

ITE IIFinal Exam Review

Animation Terms•Animation•Animator•Background•Frame•Frame by Frame•Pixilation•Script•Storyboard•Object Animation•Clay Animation•Cutout Animation

•Using ordinary household items to create your animation•Filmmaking technique in animation where each frame is exposed one at a time and the object being photographed is slightly altered for each picture•A film making technique where the illusion of motion is created frame by frame•Using paper cutouts to create your animation•The written story that provides dialogue for the film •Picture are sketched to provide a visual representation of a scene•The person who draws the animations•Using clay models to create your animation•A flat piece of artwork that is the setting for a moving character in an animated film•An individual still picture on a strip of film. 24 frames equals one second of a motion picture

Five elements of Design

•Function•Structure•Economy•Aesthetics•Integrity

•The economic cost of the design to the producer

•Conforming to a code of right and wrong

•How the design works and what it is supposed to do

•The way the product looks and feels

•The way a system is built, what holds it up, maintains its form and keeps it together

Urban and City Development Terms 

•Taxes : How cities raise revenue to pay for services.•Urban area : High concentration of residents living within a city.•Public services : Trash pickup, fire and police protection, water and sewage, services provided by the city.•entertainment : Theaters, parks, museums, sport fields, etc found within a city•Urban renewal: Portland’s policy of continuing to invest within the city’s limits•Suburbs: Living in subdivisions outside the city limits•Zoning: Laws that determine where housing, industry, and business can be build within an area.•Quality of life : A successful city provides its residents with many opportunities to enjoy the pursuit of happiness.•Historic preservation: The city decides to restore an older neighborhood as a way to attract new residents and beautify the city.

•Active economy: In order for a city to prosper, it must provide its residents with job opportunities.•City Planners: Individuals that plan and manage new developments with a city or community.•Industrial Revolution: Due to industrialization of the early 1900’s, cities began to grow larger.•Development plan: Before construction can begin on a project, the developers must have a plan approved by local officials.•Geographical location: The view of the mountains and easy access to the interstate has help Landrum grow and prosper.•Vision for the Future: City officials create a 20 year plan outlining how they envision their city in the future.•Highways: Contributed to the spread of the suburbs and the commute to work. 8.Urban sprawl: the uncontrolled growth of a city and its surrounding areas. 9.Smart Growth: the controlled growth of a city and its surrounding areas.

Engineering Design•evaluate •research problem•redesign•select best solution•identify problem•Test prototype •Develop solutions• develop prototypes

•handicapped children want to feel normal when playing with other

children

•engineers study how a tricycle can be modified

•engineers share design ideas

•engineers decide on one design

•a working model of the tricycle is built

•engineers test model

•engineers study data collected from test

•engineers modify tricycle based on collected data