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| Refers to the way our eyes retain images for a split second longer than they actually appear making a series of quick flashes appear as one continuous picture. |
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| each frame shows the same graphic with a tiny amount of position |
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| images are positioned into key frame |
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| objects animation are created on the computer. |
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| a shorten ternm for metamorphosing. |
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| requires knowledge of a program |
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| the animators content is composed and animated |
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| a single still image in a video animation |
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| shows where the key actions occur |
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| the part of the animation program window |
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| used to store frequently used graphics |
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| frames are created btw the keyframes |
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| the process of reducing the space required to store data |
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| standard format for sound files |
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| that can cause an application |
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| program that works indepently |
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| data that can be transmitted |
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| procedure for transmitting |
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| rate in frames per second movie downloaded |
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