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    Animation is used to describe animation created by physically manipulating objects and photographing them one frame at a time to create the illusion of movement. The most common method of presenting animation is as a motion picture or video although there are other methods such as stopmotion. He was generally one of the first people to use animation with his technique. Discovered a technique by which was to stop the camera rolling to change something in the and then continue rolling the film.

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    Animation is used to describe animation created by physically manipulating objects and photographing them one frame at a time to create the illusion of movement. The most common method of presenting animation is as a motion picture or video although there are other methods such as stopmotion. He was generally one of the first people to use animation with his technique. Discovered a technique by which was to stop the camera rolling to change something in the and then continue rolling the film.

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    Vocabulary Apartheid:ThetermapartheidfromAfrikaansfor"apartness,"wastheofficialnameoftheSouthAfricansystemofracialsegregation underwhichtherightsofthemajority'nonwhite'inhabitantsofSouthAfricawerecurtailedandwhitesupremacyandAfrikaner minorityrulewasmaintained.Apartheidlastedfrom1948early1990s. Animation:istherapiddisplayofasequenceofimagesof2Dor3Dartworkormodelpositionsinordertocreatetheillusionof movement.Theeffectisanopticalillusionofmovementduetothephenomenonofpersistenceofvisionandcanbecreatedand demonstratedinseveralways.Themostcommonmethodofpresentinganimationisasamotionpictureorvideoprogram,although thereareothermethodssuchasstopactionanimation. Stopaction/motionanimation:Stopmotionanimationisusedtodescribeanimationcreatedbyphysicallymanipulatingrealworld objectsandphotographingthemoneframeoffilmatatimetocreatetheillusionofmovement.Therearemanydifferenttypesofstop motionanimation,usuallynamedafterthetypeofmediausedtocreatetheanimation.Computersoftwareiswidelyavailabletocreate thistypeofanimation. GeorgesMlis:HugeinspirationforKentridge,influencedhisexperimentalfilmmakingtechniques.Kentridgecreatedseriesofmulti mediafilms/projectionscalledSevenFragmentsforGeorgesMlis,2003,payinghomagetoMlis,whowasfamousforleadingmany technicalandnarrativedevelopmentsintheearliestcinema.

    ema.Hewasacreatorofspecialeffectfilms;hewasgenerallyoneofthefirst peopletouseanimationwithhistechnique.Hediscoveredatechniquebyaccident,whichwastostopthecamerarollingtochange somethinginthescene,andthencontinuerollingthefilm.Thisideawaslaterknownasstopmotionanimation.Mlisdiscoveredthis techniqueaccidentallywhenhiscamerabrokedownwhileshootingabusdrivingby.Whenhehadfixedthecamera,ahearsehappened tobepassingbyjustasMlisrestartedrollingthefilm,hisendresultwasthathehadmanagedtomakeabustransformintoahearse. Heaccidentallydiscoveredthestoptrick,orsubstitution,in1896,andwasoneofthefirstfilmmakerstousemultipleexposures/time lapsephotography,dissolves,andhandpaintedcolorinhisfilms.Becauseofhisabilitytoseeminglymanipulateandtransformreality throughcinematography,MlisissometimesreferredtoastheFirst"Cinemagician. Stereoscopic:Referstoatechniqueforcreatingorenhancingtheillusionofdepthinanimagebypresentingtwooffsetimages separatelytotheleftandrighteyeoftheviewer.Bothofthese2Doffsetimagesarethencombinedinthebraintogivetheperception of3Ddepth.Threestrategieshavebeenusedtoaccomplishthis:havetheviewerweareyeglassestocombineseparateimagesfrom twooffsetsources,havetheviewerweareyeglassestofilteroffsetimagesfromasinglesourceseparatedtoeacheye,orhavethelight sourcesplittheimagesdirectionallyintotheviewer'seyes. Anamorphic:FilmdistortiontechniquesusedbyWilliamKentridge.Ananamorphicimageisonethatcanonlybeinterpretedwhen viewedfromaparticularangleorthroughatransformingopticaldevicelikeamirror.Thewordanamorphicanditsderivativesstem fromtheGreekwordsmeaningformedagain,duetoreshapingtheimageontothefilmorrecordingmedia. MixedMedia:aworkofvisualartthatcombinesvarioustraditionallydistinctvisualartmedia. MultiMedia:impliesabroaderscopethanmixedmedia,combiningvisualartwithnonvisualelementssuchasrecordedsound,orwith elementsoftheotherartssuchasliterature,drama,dance,motiongraphics,andmusic. Resources Gross,J.(2009).WilliamKentridgesWhatWillCome.ArtGalleryBulletin,2009,9395. Murnik,T.(2011).WilliamKentridge.ArtReview,no52,118121. Sollins,S.(ExecutiveProducer&Director).(2010).WilliamKentridge:AnythingisPossible[MotionPicture].UnitedStates:Art21PBS ArtintheTwentyFirstCentury,Season5(2009),Segment:Compassion:William Kentridge[TelevisionSeries].UnitedStates:Art21PBS MoMa:WilliamKentridgeFiveThemesExhibitionresources:http://www.moma.org/interactives/exhibitions/2010/williamkentridge/ SFMOMA:WilliamKentridgeFiveThemesExhibitionresources:http://www.sfmoma.org/exhib_events/exhibitions/380

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