computer science 490.006/582.001

COMPUTER SCIENCE 490.006/582.001ADVANCED COMPUTER

GRAPHICSINSTRUCTOR: BILL WHITE

ENGINEERING BUILDING 3041(618)650-3483

WWHITE@SIUE.EDUOFFICE HOURS:

MW 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM,

TR 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM,AND BY

APPOINTMENT!

MOTION PERCEPTION

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MULTI-PLANE CAMERA

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DISNEY’S MULTIPLANE

CAMERA•11 FEET HIGH•7 FOOT PLATES OF GLASS•5 BACKGROUND/FOREGROUND LEVELS

TRADITIONAL ANIMATION PROCESS

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1.STORYBOARDS

2.DIALOGUE

3.SKETCHING

4.IN-BETWEENI

NG

5.INKING 6.PAINTING

7.BACKGROUNDS

8.PHOTOGRAPHING

9.EDITING

COMPUTER ANIMATION PROCESS

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1.STORYBOARDS 2.STAGING 3.SET MODELING

4.KEYFRAMING 5.SHADING 6.EFFECTS

7.LIGHTING

PRINCIPLES OF FILMMAKING

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THREE-POINT LIGHTING

180-DEGREE RULE

RULE OF THIRDS

DIGITAL VIDEO COMPOSITING

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SPATIOTEMPORAL DOMAINS

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COMPUTER ANIMATION HISTORY

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JOHN WHITNEYMOTION CONTROL

PHOTOGRAPHY

WILLIAM FETTER

WIREFRAME ANIMATION

IVAN SUTHERLANDGRAPHICAL USER

INTERFACE

DAVID C. EVANSCOMPUTER GENERATED

IMAGERY

CHARLES CSURIDIGITAL ART

ALAN KITCHINGGRAPHICAL

INTERPOLATION

COMPUTER ANIMATION HISTORY

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RICHARD SHOUPFRAME BUFFER

JAMES BLINN

SHADING

JAMES CLARK

GPU

CRAIG REYNOLDS

FLOCKING BEHAVIOR

TOM CALVERT

MOTION CAPTURE

SIGGRAPH 1974

FIRST CONFERENC

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NELSON MAXSCIENTIFIC

VISUALIZATION