Widely used for animated movies, cartoons, marketing videos, advertisements, corporate presentations, educational materials, and video games.

A graphic technique that uses motion to bring characters, objects, and props to life — used in video games, films, TV shows, and more.

A form of stop-motion animation where each piece is made of a malleable substance, usually plasticine clay, making it fully deformable.

Creating three-dimensional representations of objects using specialized software — conveying size, shape, and texture with precision.

A form of stop-motion using flat characters and backgrounds cut from paper, card, or photographs, used as puppets for stop motion.

Selecting and preparing visual, audible, or cinematic material to convey a message — from rough cuts to polished final deliverables.

Combining CGI with live-action footage to create scenes that wouldn't otherwise be possible — used in almost every type of film and TV production.

Defining timing for a piece of moving image. When used with a soundtrack, they're a quick way to get a sense of a finished piece.

Creating animated sequences by tracing over live-action footage frame by frame — producing lifelike characters that move like real people.

An animation technique that uses moving text to capture attention, set a tone, and entertain audiences.

Combining multiple layers of images or video elements to render a final still or moving image — physical or software-based.

Artificially created or enhanced sounds used to emphasize artistic content in films, TV shows, animation, video games, and music.