a visual representation of time on which frames can be sequenced

a marker that captures the most important positions or states of an object

the process of automatically generating frames between two points

the process of nesting objects within other objects

Stop motion silent movie

British English CC

Animating a snowball

Keyframe animation and parenting objects

Computing

Move, rotate, scale, colour

Complex models and colours

Organic modelling

Lighting and cameras

Render and export animations

In this unit pupils will discover how to create 3D animations using industry-standard software.  They will gain a greater understanding of how 3D animation is used to make the media products that we consume. They will explore the basics of modelling, texturing, animating to create 3D models.

3D animation

{{}} is the process of capturing still images that can be replayed to create the illusion of movement.

What is added to a timeline to capture the position of an object when animating?

{{}} is used to automatically generate frames in between keyframes.

The process of nesting objects within other objects is know as ...

Which shortcut key can be used to delete an object in Blender?

The process used to increase or decrease the size of an object is known as __________.

A {{}} can be added to a model to change its appearance.

The three axes used in 3D modelling are usually referred to as:

Different model views can be accessed through the __________ settings.

The process used to spin 3D objects around an axis or centre point is know as __________.

This lesson was made for home learning during the pandemic.

Keyframe animation and parenting objects

Lesson outcome

This lesson was made for home learning during the pandemic.