Animated Motion: Part 4


Summary

This video introduces key concepts of animated motion by McLaren and Monroe, covering tempo, qualities of motion, compound motion, and anatomy breakdown of movements like a salute. The demonstration showcases rotational motion with a rod rotating at different tempos, emphasizing the importance of compound motion for creating realistic animations. Discussions on varying degrees of emotion in actions, the complexity of human movements like jumping, and the strobing effect in animations with hard edges are also explored.


Animation Concepts Overview

Introduction to concepts of animated motion by Norman McLaren and Grant Monroe including tempo, qualities of motion, and compound motion.

Demonstration of Rotational Motion

Demonstration of rotational motion using a rod rotating at different tempos and traveling to the right to illustrate the concept.

Compound Motion

Explanation of compound motion involving the combination of different motions, crucial for animators to create realistic movements.

Anatomy of a Salute

Breakdown of the anatomy of a salute, including parts pivoting with acceleration, action, deceleration, and emotional stress.

Visualization of Actions

Visualization of actions with varying degrees of emotion, from calm and rational to emphatic expressions, demonstrated through acceleration and deceleration.

Complex Human Actions

Discussion on the complexity of human actions such as jumping off a stool, emphasizing decelerations, constants, and frame-by-frame phenomenon.

Strobing Effect

Explanation of strobing effect in animation, demonstrating how hard edges cause strobing and how contrast and speed influence its visibility.

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