The 12 principles of animation make a lot of intuitive sense on their own, but they can be hard to remember and apply. Can you match each principle of animation with its definition?
Moving objects speed up and slow down naturally
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Using parabolas and curves to make things move in a natural way
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Using knowledge of weight & proportions to make objects look like they exist in real space
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Over-emphasizing movement to make it bigger, more expressive, and more fun
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Having characters preparing for or setting up an action that's about to happen
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Using composition and movement to direct the audience's eye to part of a scene
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Two animation styles that produce either more controlled or more dynamic animation
& Pose to Pose
Overlapping Action
& Out
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Using physics to animate different parts of the same object more realistically
& Stretch
& Pose to Pose
Overlapping Action
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Condensing or expanding certain parts of an animation for more lively movement
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Using the correct number of frames to make a movement happen at the right speed
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Designing characters that are easy to look at and expressive
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Action that results from another action, like a ball bouncing after it's been dropped
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