2 years ago

What is follow through in animation and when is it used? Why is it important?

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Answer:

Follow-through is the idea that certain appendages and body parts might continue to move even after a motion is completed. Both overlapping action and follow-through are ways to provide convincing motion to animation.

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Chromatic scale.

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3 years ago

In a classical three-movement symphony, what is the tempo for each movement?

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Answer:

1) first movement = fast tempo, sonata form

2) second movement = slow tempo, sonata, theme and variations, or other form

3) third movement = fast tempo, rondo, sonata, other form

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