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    Motion pictures are a series of images projected rapidly in succession to create the illusion of movement. Each image is called a frame, with most motion media having 24 frames per second. Today, motion pictures are often saved digitally in a video format. There are several types of motion pictures including traditional animation where each frame is drawn, computer animation using computers to create 2D or 3D animations, and stop motion animation where static objects are moved incrementally while filming to create movement. Most modern films also use computer generated images for special effects.

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    Motion pictures are a series of images projected rapidly in succession to create the illusion of movement. Each image is called a frame, with most motion media having 24 frames per second. Today, motion pictures are often saved digitally in a video format. There are several types of motion pictures including traditional animation where each frame is drawn, computer animation using computers to create 2D or 3D animations, and stop motion animation where static objects are moved incrementally while filming to create movement. Most modern films also use computer generated images for special effects.

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    Motion pictures are a series of images projected rapidly in succession to create the illusion of movement. Each image is called a frame, with most motion media having 24 frames per second. Today, motion pictures are often saved digitally in a video format. There are several types of motion pictures including traditional animation where each frame is drawn, computer animation using computers to create 2D or 3D animations, and stop motion animation where static objects are moved incrementally while filming to create movement. Most modern films also use computer generated images for special effects.

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    Motion pictures are a series of images projected rapidly in succession to create the illusion of movement. Each image is called a frame, with most motion media having 24 frames per second. Today, motion pictures are often saved digitally in a video format. There are several types of motion pictures including traditional animation where each frame is drawn, computer animation using computers to create 2D or 3D animations, and stop motion animation where static objects are moved incrementally while filming to create movement. Most modern films also use computer generated images for special effects.

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    MOTION PICTURE

    MOTION PICTURE
    is a series of images projected on screen in rapid
    succession. The slight change of positions and
    movements of each image makes an illusion of
    motion. These images are called frames. Most motion
    media have 24 frames per second, which means, in a
    video, they project 24 images in every 1 second.
    Today, most motion picture are saved in digital format
    called video.
    TYPES OF MOTION PICTURE
    TRADITIONAL ANIMATION

    technique in which each frame is


    individually drawn by the artist or
    animator.
    COMPUTER ANIMATION

    The art of creating animation using computer.


    It can be in a form of (2d) two-dimensional or
    three-dimensional (3d).
    STOP MOTION ANIMATION
    A technique used to bring static objects create an illusion
    of movement. Object like clay figures, puppets and
    miniatures are often used by moving in increments while
    filming each for 1 frame.
    FILM
    A series of moving pictures that have recorded
    and shown on screens. It is recorded using a
    motion picture camera.
    COMBINATION OF VISUAL EFFECTS

    Most of the films today use computer


    generated images (CGI) for special
    effects like environment manipulation
    the and character models.
    CAMERA SHOT
    Extreme Long Shot
    Also known as Establishing Shot, it sets
    up the context for a scene by showing
    large amount of landscape to establish
    general setting
    Long Shot
    May show landscape but focuses on a specific
    setting where the action will take place.
    Full Shot

    Shows the entire object or character


    intended to place some relationship
    between characters and environment.
    Mid-Shot
    Also known as social shot, it shows the character from the
    waist up to let the viewers see the character's facial
    expressions in connection with other characters or
    environment

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