Within each assignment is a list of Animation Principles that are involved.
Here is the complete list of all those principles in alphabetical order: (the one's with the bullets are the "Main Principles of Animation")
Acting and Animation Animation Clean up • Anticipation Appeal • Arcs
Before You Begin Breakdowns Breaking Down Your Lip Sync
Creating a Character Designing Your Own Character Emotion and Attitude Equipment Required • Exaggeration and Caricature Exposure Sheets
Flipping • Follow Through & Overlapping Action
Getting the Best Out of Your Animation Gravity
• Inbetweening
Key Animation
• Line of Action Lip Sync
Observation
• Path of Action Pencil Testing Personality Animation • Reaction Reading Timing Charts Realistic Timing Recording Sound Research Reviewing and Anylizing Your Pencil Test Rough Keys
Scene Planning Scheduling Yourself Secondary Action Showing a Thought Process • Slow out & Slow in Slugging the Sheets Software
Solid Drawing Soundtrack Breakdown Spatial Relationships • Squash & Stretch Staging Straight Ahead and Pose-to-Pose Animation
Thumbnails • Timing Timing Charts Timing is Everything Transferring Sound to the Computer Try, Try Again
Weight What is an Assistant? What Kind of Computer do you Need? Why Book Keeping is so Important Working From a Given Design Working From a Given Key Pose
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