Traditional animation, also known as hand-drawn animation, is a technique where animators draw successive frames by hand to create the illusion of movement.

Computer animation involves creating 3D models and animating them using computer software to generate realistic and dynamic movements.

Stop-motion animation is a technique where physical objects are moved in small increments between frames to create the illusion of movement.

Motion capture technology uses sensors and cameras to record the movements of actors, which are then translated into digital animation.

Computer animation, particularly with the use of CGI, allows animators to create realistic and detailed animations that can mimic real-world objects and environments.

2D animation involves animating two-dimensional drawings or illustrations to create the illusion of movement.

3D animation involves creating three-dimensional models and animating them to create the illusion of movement.

Stop-motion animation involves manipulating the physical properties of objects, such as their position, shape, or color, to create the illusion of movement.

Motion capture involves recording the movements of actors using sensors and cameras, and translating those movements into digital animation.

Computer animation involves using computer software to animate two-dimensional drawings or illustrations, creating the illusion of movement.

Computer animation involves using computer software to create three-dimensional models and animate them, creating the illusion of movement.

Computer animation involves using computer software to manipulate the physical properties of objects, such as their position, shape, or color, to create the illusion of movement.

Motion capture involves using computer software to record the movements of actors and translate those movements into digital animation.

Hybrid animation involves combining traditional hand-drawn techniques with computer software to animate two-dimensional drawings or illustrations.

3D animation involves using computer software to create three-dimensional models and animate them, often in conjunction with motion capture to create realistic and dynamic movements.