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Introduction to Animation PEC's

The document outlines a lesson plan for aspiring animators, focusing on the characteristics, skills, and lifestyles essential for success in the field. It details the traits of an animator, necessary skills, and various career opportunities within animation. Additionally, it provides steps to build a successful career, including portfolio development and skill enhancement.

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Introduction to Animation PEC's

The document outlines a lesson plan for aspiring animators, focusing on the characteristics, skills, and lifestyles essential for success in the field. It details the traits of an animator, necessary skills, and various career opportunities within animation. Additionally, it provides steps to build a successful career, including portfolio development and skill enhancement.

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ANIMATION

LEARNING OBJECTIVES
At the end of this 1 hour lesson, the learners are able to:

1. Discuss what is characteristics, skills and


lifestyle.
2. Enumerate the characteristics, traits and
attributes of an animator.
3. Itemize the skills required in pursuing a
career in animation.
4. Discuss the steps involved in becoming a
successful animator.
5. Align individual traits, characteristics,
attributes and skills to that of and an
animator
ARE YOU READY TO
BECOME AN
ANIMATOR?
CHARACTERISTICS, SKILLS
AND LIFESTYLES
• Personal characteristics are pivotal in building
rapport and lasting relationships with the people in
your workplace.
• These are the person’s qualities or features that
describes the totality of one’s personality.
• It consists of the following:
a. Personal traits and attributes
b. Attitude and behavior
c. Personal beliefs and values.
d. Morality or the judgement of right and wrong
SKILLS AND LIFESTYLES
SKILLS
- It refers to the personal ability
to perform an action.
LIFESTYLES
– refers to the routines/habits
that a person practices as a way
of living.
CHARACTERISTICS AND
TRAITS OF ANIMATOR
1. Creativity
2. Attentiveness to detail
3. Adaptability
4. Friendliness and Teamwork
5. Reliability
6. Calmness and Composure
7. Perseverance
8. Commitment
9. Acknowledging Criticisms
SKILLS OF AN ANIMATOR
1. Drawing Skills
2. Computer Skills
3. Communication Skills
4. Acting Skills
AN ANIMATOR’S LIFESTYLES
1. Work Schedule and Location
2. Experiencing Adventures
3. Reading Books and
Researching
4. Be organized and systematic
5. Work attire
HOW TO BECOME A
SUCCESSFUL ANIMATOR
1. Building an Impressive Portfolio
2. Identifying Expertise
3. Exploring other Animation Skills
4. Updating Skills
THANK YOU
ACTIVITY 1
IS DRAWING SKILLS
REQUIRED OF THOSE
WHO CHOOSE
ANIMATION?
OPPORTUNITIES
IN
ANIMATION
OPPORTUNITIES IN
ANIMATION
1. In-between Artist
2. Character Rigger
3. Render-Wrangler
4. Stop Motion Animator
5. Background Painter
6. Lighting Technician
7. Color Key Artist
8. Storyboard Artist
9. Concept Artist
1. IN-BETWEEN ARTIST
• The artist who makes the
characters move by drawing
the picture in between the
various scenes, giving the
characters the look
movement.
2. CHARACTER RIGGER
• The process of creating
conditions for skeletal
character movement in
animation. Also known as
skeletal animation.
3. RENDER-WRANGLER
• They are also called “technical resource
administrators” or “TRAs”. Their task is to
monitor and control the rendering process
for a few computers or an entire render farm
consisting of hundred machines.
• They monitor the computers to ensure
(input/output) of data across various file
systems and initiate data moves to allocate
disk space.
4. STOP MOTION ANIMATOR
• They creates a series of pictures
that depicts an object in various
positions. By running together
these pictures together you a
create a sense that the object
moves from one position to the
next on its own.
5. BACKGROUND PAINTER
• Also called as “Matte Painter”. They are
responsible for creating backgrounds for
animated and live-action films. They may
create an entire matte-painting, such as
village or skyline, where animation or live
action occurs in only few spots
• May draw, paint or create backgrounds
manually or by computer or both for
animated and live action productions.
6. LIGHTING TECHNICIAN
• They work with the lighting
department to create color keys,
compositing renderings and light rigs
for shots.
• They use design skills and
knowledge of shadows and lighting
to create the environments and
characters that the project calls for.
7. COLOR KEY ARTIST
• They create background paintings and
color keys that lighting, materials, and
production team use for animated
features, television series and animated
shorts.
• They have a sharp eye for color along
with advanced software skills. They may
use program such as Adobe Illustrator
and Photoshop for color styling.
8. STORYBOARD ARTIST

• Also known as a story artist


or visualizer. A person who
can take a script or even just
a concept, and turn those
words into a visual story.
9. CONCEPT ARTIST
• A designer who visualizes &
creates art for characters, creatures,
vehicles, environments and other
creative assets. It is used to visualize
ideas so that modelers, animators
and VFX teams can make these
ideas ready for production.
ACTIVITY 2
THANK YOU FOR
LISTENING

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