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Ultimate Animation History (Part 1) Exam with Questions and Answers What is the historical significance of GERTIE THE DINOSAUR (1914) as an animated character? ANSWER The first animated character who displayed a specific personality. Who created what is arguably the first commercial animated t...

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 m...

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 Ea...

Animation History Mod. 7 Exam with Questions and Answers Which was the last production created by the MGM animation unit before it shut down? ANSWER The Phantom Tollbooth Which of these animated projects did Gene Deitch NOT direct? ANSWER The Jaywalker Which is true about the Hubleys? ANSWE...

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 i...

Animation History Test with Questions and Answers Persistence of vision ANSWER refers to the optical illusion whereby multiple discrete images blend into a single image in the human mind and believed to be the explanation for motion perception in cinema and animated films. Like other illusions of...

Animation History Test 2 with Questions and Answers Winsor McCay ANSWER Known as the pioneer of personality animation. Created Little Nemo and animated Gertie the Dinosaur. John Stuart Blackton ANSWER Animator of Humorous Phases of Funny Faces (the first cartoon using chalk drawing and cut-out...

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...

Animation History Exam 3 with Questions and Answers Who created the Pinscreen? ANSWER Alexandre Alexeïeff and his wife Claire Parker What is Abstraction in animation? ANSWER Non-narrative, abstract forms and shapes, visually represent something not meant to be represented visually (like music...

Animation History Mod. 3 Exam with Questions and Answers What was the last name of the four Chinese brothers who used rotoscoping to create "Princess Iron Fan" in 1941? ANSWER Wan The Fleischer Brothers made eight cartoons starring this American action hero before Paramount took over their s...

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 M...

Animation History Exam (Graded A Plus) with Questions and Answers List four early animation device from the 19th century (1800's). ANSWER Thaumatrope phenakistoscope Zoetrope praxinoscope . Which photographic pioneer is credited with the introduction of flexible film? ANSWER George Eastman...

Animation History Study Set with Questions and Answers Animation Techniques ANSWER Drawn animation (pencil on paper), cel-animation, cut-out, stop-motion, pixilation, paint on glass, sand animation, 2D digital, 3D, scratch on film Animation Styles ANSWER Realistic to Abstract, from stick figur...

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 ANSWE...