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History of Animation Scholar Exam with Questions and Answers Chevalier d'Arcy ANSWER - Figured out persistence of vision - 1765: swinging coal on a rope, see a circle Joseph Plateau ANSWER - Invented phenakistiscope (1833) John Paris ANSWER - Invented thaumatrope () Emile Reynaud ANSWER - Invented praxinoscope () - Performed his films at Le Theatre Optique - Slow to produce strips of images - Got frustrated by Lumiere Brothers' success and destroyed all his work in the Seine ...

History of Animation Exam with Questions and Answers Marv Newland ANSWER He created "Bambi meets Godzilla" (1969) Hugh Harmon ANSWER He came from Kansas City with Walt Disney, but eventually split. He formed his own company, he particularly celebrated 1939 "antiwar" peace on Earth. He also worked for Charles Mintz Rudolph Ising ANSWER He originally came from Kansas City with Walt Disney, but split to form his own company. He won an Oscar for "Milky Way" in 1940. He also worked for...

History of Animation Test 3 with Questions and Answers Early Public Entertainment Forms That Influenced Film Production ANSWER Magic lantern shows, Vaudeville circuit (Mutoscopes, Lightning sketches, Primitive movies) George Melies ANSWER Created The Astronomer's Dream (1898), A Trip to the Moon (1902), and The Eclipse (1904). Employed special effects; pioneer of trick films. trick films ANSWER Stopping the camera, then the actor walks out of frame, making it look like they disappeared...

History of Animation Exam 2 with Questions and Answers What are the four basic principles of Persistence of Vision Theory ANSWER 1) The viewer's vision must be restricted (i.e. a projector's shutter) 2) The eye blurs many images together into one image if they are presented in quick succession 3) A certain minimum speed of presentation is required to produce this blurring effect 4) A large quantity of light is essential to create a convincing continuous image Who came up with the Pers...

History of Animation Exam 1 with Questions and Answers What year did the 2nd Golden Age of Animation begin? ANSWER 1988 What shows started the Second Golden Age of Animation? ANSWER Who Framed Roger Rabbit? And the Simpsons What show began as a segment made for the Tracy Ulman Show on Fox in 1988? ANSWER Simpsons Who were the first TV cartoon characters to swear? ANSWER Bart and Homer (hell and damn) Why did the Simpsons put Fox on the map? ANSWER Introduced stories to appeal to a...

History of Animation Midterm Exam with Questions and Answers Norman McLaren ANSWER Canadian hand drawn animator famous for "Blinkity Blank" Animation techniques ANSWER Hand-drawn, stop-motion, digital, cell Company who financed "Blinkity Blank" ANSWER National Film Board of Canada Early animators ANSWER Blackton, Porter, Bray, Hurd, & Barre Early animation based on this ANSWER Vaudeville performance Earliest animation used ANSWER Trick cinema, one draw/shot, & primitive cel...

GD1 - History of Animation Exam with Questions and Answers The 3 major components to study the history of animation. ANSWER Art, Technology, and Business Theory proposed by Peter Roget (1824). Disproven. ANSWER Persistence of Vision These pictures by Edward Muybridge led to development of motion picture technology. ANSWER Running Horse Standard frame rate for professional animation. ANSWER 24 FPS First animation by Winsor McCay featuring his comic strip (1911). ANSWER Little Nemo ...