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Where can one find a career in animation?
To find a career in animation, one can work to become an animator for Pixar Studios. Andrew Gordon, the directing animator, suggests that you have to be very passionate about animation in order to be hired.
What is classic animation?
Really, I can just cut and paste the Wikipedia article here, but that won't be right. Classic animation, is really just cel animation. It is the type of animation where each 'frame' is drawn again and again for one slight movement. A few examples of usage of Classing Animation is Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Anastasia (Don Bluf/Disney), Land Before Time, Bambi, et cetera. It is also referred to as traditional animation and cel animation. You can find a more informative description in the following link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traditional_animation
Is the animation stored in the animation effect pane?
It seems you are talking about animation effects in PowerPoint. If so, to locate different animation effects you would need to carry out these steps:- 1. Click Animation > Advanced Animation > Animation Pane 2. Click on the text/object/shape/image you want to animate 3. On the Animations tab, use the Animation gallery or Add Animation to apply an effect to the object that you clicked. 4. Click Add Animation to add another effect. If you don't use Add Animation, you won't add a new effect but instead will change an effect you've applied. 5. Use the Animation Pane to change the order of the effects, and the Timing group on the Animation tab to coordinate when each effect starts and how long it lasts. 6. At Start, choose With Previous to run an effect at the same time as another. Choose After Previous to start an effect when another one finishes. 7. To watch how it all works together, click Preview on the Animation tab.
Where would you find an expert on clown figurines?
you would find one in Wyoming
Animation effect used to progress from one slide to the next?
Transition
