81. On-line Animations Of Time Evolving Physical Systems Thin film Interference Thus, making the movies smaller in size. These smaller sized animations contain the same content and are the same duration as the http://physics.uwstout.edu/staff/scott/animate.html

Department of Physics University of Wisconsin-Stout Dr. Alan J. Scott List of Contents: Abstract Describing Animations Construction Methods Suggested Guidelines for Using the Animations Mechanics Atwood Machine Carnot Cycle Stress/Strain Central Force Orbits Electromagnetism and Waves Doppler Effect Charged Particle in a Magnetic Field Faraday's law of Electromagnetic Induction Bohr Atom ... Planck Curve Geophysics Earthquake Waves Excavation Safety Soil Compression Soil Consolidation ... Hydrograph Astronomy Phases of the Moon Kepler's Laws Central Force Orbits Relativity ... Geocentric Worldview General Physical Science CAT Scan Quantum Mechanical Non-locality Other Physical Science Video/Animations On The Web Abstract Students in introductory science classes often have difficulty in conceptualizing the time evolution of physical systems. In other words, they have difficulty with concepts that involve motion. These animations are designed to provide an additional instructional mode to help students gain an understanding of how certain systems evolve with time. An activity or question has been incorporated into each animation which require students to apply the concepts. The animations can be used in many ways. Some of these include self-paced study via the web, multi-media instructional resource - animations or colored transparencies, and using them as part of student assignments. This document outlines how the animations were constructed and suggests ways they can be fully utilized to improve learning.

82. UW Alumni Association - Lights, Camera, Animation! Making Animated Films At Pixa Lights, Camera, animation! making Animated Films at Pixar Go behind the scenes of Pixar animation Studios, the small movie firm responsible for big http://www.washington.edu/alumni/clubs/uwb/2004pixar.html

UWAA Home UW Home Endless Campus Courses ... Library Benefits Go To Membership What's Happening Husky Career Advantage ... About UWAA QuickLinks Volunteer Center Student info Class of 2005 Address change ... Photo Album Presented by the UWAA, UW Bothell's Computing and Software Systems Program, and ASUWB. Go behind the scenes of Pixar Animation Studios, the small movie firm responsible for big blockbusters including Monsters Inc. and Finding Nemo . Pixar engineer Sanjay Bakshi will explain the studio's production pipeline-from story development and character creation to final image rendering-that brought these films to life. When : Monday, February 2, 2004 Time : 5 p.m. reception, 6 p.m. lecture Where Cost Free . Register early - space is limited. Registration for this event is at capacity , no more reservations are being taken at this time. Questions? Contact Camille DeSantis at desantis@u.washington.edu About Pixar Pixar Animation Studios is an Academy Award-winning computer animation studio with the technical, creative and production capabilities to create a new generation of animated feature films. Pixar's objective is to combine proprietary technology and creative talent to develop computer-animated feature films. In partnership with Walt Disney Pictures, Pixar created and produced Toy Story A Bug's Life Toy Story 2 Monsters, Inc.

83. The Courier-Mail: First-time Success For Animated Fast Film Entry [28jul05] film makers. WINNERS . . . friends Damian Pascoe, left, and Clint Lewis Their fiveminute film, including animation of Prime Minister John Howard, http://www.thecouriermail.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,5936,16076809%5E7642,0

22 September 2005 Frodocam: live pics Home NEWS Breaking news Queensland National Sport ... Get us delivered EXTRAS Frodocam Surf report Fun and games Competition winners ... Headstart TALK TO US Editors Reporters Send feedback Read feedback ... Contacts CLASSIFIEDS Weekend Shopper free ads General Careers ... Place an ad SERVICES Get us delivered Pause your paper Change address Contacts ... News Ltd websites Send a message to our troops Responsibility for election comment on this website is taken by David Fagan, 41 Campbell St, Bowen Hills, Qld 4006. List of editors BOOKS-ARTS-MOVIES back PRINT-FRIENDLY VERSION EMAIL THIS STORY WINNERS . . . friends Damian Pascoe, left, and Clint Lewis First-time success for animated fast film entry Des Partridge IT was a first-time success for friends Damian Pascoe and Clint Lewis who won The Courier-Mail/ BIFF Fast Film competition last night with their mock documentary, A Doleumentary Fifteen finalists were screened at South Bank Piazza on the opening night of the 14th Brisbane International Film Festival. Pascoe, 23, of Paddington, and Lewis, 22, of Beenleigh, have been making films together for the past five years since they met while studying at QUT Kelvin Grove but had never previously entered a film competition.

84. Contours - Issue 02 MACRO MAGIC EXPAND YOUR MOVIE-making CAPABILITIES animation with Macros The animation features in Tecplot 8.0 are great for making movies of http://www.tecplot.com/showcase/contours/issue_02/article08.htm

Tecplot 10 Tecplot Edge Tecplot RS CFD Analyzer ... Issue 02 Contours September 2000 - Issue 02 E-Newsletter for Tecplot Users 08. MACRO MAGIC - EXPAND YOUR MOVIE-MAKING CAPABILITIES Animation with Macros The animation features in Tecplot 8.0 are great for making movies of time-dependent data, but did you know that you can expand your movie-making capabilities even further using Tecplot's macro language? In this simple example, you will learn how to take a contour plot of 3-D data, and bring it to life using rotation features. September 2000 Articles 01. PLOT OF THE MONTH 02. TSI ADD-ON SIMPLIFIES PIV VISUALIZATION 04. PLOT AND ANIMATION CONTEST 05. YOUR INFORMATION PIPELINE ... 10. DATAPOINTS So let's start making movies! After you have opened crankshaft.lpk in Tecplot ( Download 136KB crankshaft.lpk ), start recording your steps using the Macro Recorder tool. The Macro Recorder tool makes it easy to start writing macros because it writes the commands for you. Once you have recorded the basic steps, you can add in loops, variables and other neat stuff to make your macro do exactly what you want. To start up the recorder, do the following: Choose Macro/Record from the File menu.

85. Image Processing - Making Animations 7.6 Image Handling making animations VidEdit gathers together the bitmap images into an animation sequence. VidEdit can delete frames or add other http://confocal.med.unc.edu/wwwleica/ImageHandling/ih_making_animations.html

7.6 Image Handling - Making Animations Overview: A series of individual image files may be put into a movie file. The image series may be of a z-series stack, a time lapse series, a set of 3-d renders from different views or even a random sequence of unrelated images. The only requirement is that the individual images be the same size and color depth and ideally have identical color palettes. Movies may be made in several different ways. The method described here is to use Microsoft's free VidEdit .bmp bitmap files into an .avi format movie, which can be played in Windows. For Mac users .avi movie file may be converted into QuickTime .mov files, e.g. using QuickTime (full version) or Adobe Premiere. An image sequence collected using the LeicaTCS-NT confocal system will be either a mutlipaged tiff file, or perhaps individuals tiff files. Multipaged or individual tiff files must be converted into .bmp bitmaps files using, for example, tiffsplit4.exe The individual tiff image files are converted into bitmaps, which can be manipulated with VidEdit and a number of other command line programs. Some of these programs can perform other optional operations such as overlaying pairs of images ( bmovrlay.exe

86. Film - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia By the end of the 1960s, color had become the norm for film makers, Disney released several short animations in the beginning of the decade, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Film

Film From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. This article is about motion pictures. For other uses of "film", see photographic film or film (disambiguation) "Film" refers to the celluloid media on which movies are printed Film is a term that encompasses motion pictures as individual projects, as well as the field in general. The origin of the name comes from the fact that photographic film (also called filmstock ) has historically been the primary medium for recording and displaying motion pictures. Many other terms exist — motion pictures the silver screen photoplays picture shows flicks — and most commonly movies . Academics and the English-speaking international community prefer to use film or "cinema", due to the colloquial nature of these other terms. Films are produced by recording actual people and objects with cameras , or by creating them using animation techniques and/or special effects . They comprise a series of individual frames, but when these images are shown rapidly in succession, the illusion of motion is given to the viewer. Flickering between frames is not seen due to an effect known as persistence of vision — whereby the eye retains a visual image for a fraction of a second after the source has been removed. Perhaps of more relevance is what causes the perception of motion — a psychological effect identified as

87. 3D Game-based Filmmaking: The Art Of Machinima The convergence of filmmaking, animation and game development. Machinima itself is a medium that combines filmmaking, animation and 3D game technology. http://book.machinima.org/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=14

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90. O'Reilly: Machinima: Filmmaking's Destiny animation, and 3D game technology. It is animated filmmaking within a realtime 3D virtual environment. Paul Marion takes you on a tour. http://digitalmedia.oreilly.com/2004/09/08/machinima.html

O'Reilly Home O'Reilly Network Safari Bookshelf Conferences ... Directory Print Email Discuss Add to Project Trackbacks Blog this Tags: games technology Bookmark with del.icio.us Machinima: Filmmaking's Destiny by Paul Marino , author of 3D Game-Based Filmmaking: The Art of Machinima In 1996, a gamer sat down to play the PC game Quake. And with it, he jumpstarted a filmmaking revolution. On this one particular day, the gamer typed the command "demorecord" at the command line of Quake. By typing this, he would begin to record all of the actions taking place inside the multiplayer game. His intention in typing this command wasn't to make a recording of one of his games. It was done to create a film — a visual narrative made inside the virtual space of "DM6," a favorite death-match map amongst Quake players. This effort became Diary of a Camper , a 1 minute and 30 second, one-take silent film centered around an entrenched lone gunman who is rooted out by a team of equally lonely gunmen. When the director finally messaged "Cut!" to his actors, they had completed the first Quake movie, and hence, the very first Machinima film. And while they were most likely happy with this cool little short they created, they probably didn't realize what they had started.

91. ThinkQuest : Library : Movies & Animation Go behind the scenes on some of the most amazing animation and even sign our guest However, we seem to forget that filmmaking is actually a form of art. http://www.thinkquest.org/library/cat_show.html?cat_id=140

92. Films By Michael Wiese Productions STORYBOARDING, animation, SOUND DESIGN. Storyboarding and the Filmmaking Process. From Word to Image. Storyboarding and the Filmmaking Process http://www.mwp.com/books/other-crafts/index.php4

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93. Animation Factory HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN ANIMATED GIFS? You will need two programs to create your Be sure to preview your animation, to make sure you have the timing right. http://www.animationfactory.com/help/tutorial_gif.html

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94. Film & Acting Camp: New York Film Academy animate, direct and edit their own computer animated short films. In our Digital Filmmaking workshops each student directs two exercise projects of http://www.allensguide.com/Programs/NYFA-Film.html

You are not currently logged in sign-up for an account login Home program High school film camp - locations in US and Europe Location(s): New York, Los Angeles (Universal Studios), Orlando (Disney-MGM Studios), Harvard U., Princeton U., Savannah, London, Paris, Florence, Amsterdam Ages: 14 to 17 (all locations); 10 to 13 (New York, LA) Session(s): 5 Week Digital Filmaking Workshops are offered at various dates at the locations mentioned above. Website: www.nyfa.com/hs/index.html Notes: The New York Film Academy also offers acting workshops The New York Film Academy was founded thirteen years ago on a belief that a top quality education in filmmaking should be accessible to anyone with the drive and ambition to make films. The school opened in Robert De Niro’s Tribeca Film Center. Today the New York Film Academy occupies its own building, formerly known as Tammany Hall, as well as a complete school facility at Universal Studios and locations in a variety countries. The New York Film Academy believes that the correct path for filmmakers is to immediately start making their own films in a hands-on intensive working environment. To this end, all students begin making their own films in the first week of all our workshops. About our Filmaking Programs AMC, the premiere 24-hour movie based cable network, and the New York Film Academy have teamed up to create a one-week intensive movie making course.

95. Short Film Distribution - Sgrîn to all films produced under the Screen Gems, Digital Visions and Animated Shorts schemes. Sgr®n distributes short films to festivals in the UK and http://www.sgrin.co.uk/WalesAndTheWorld/walesandtheworldshortfilm.html

ExternalLinkToText='External link to'; OpensInNewWindowText='Opens in new window'; who we are how to find us what we do contact us ... contact the marketing department 08 Sep 2005 Successful projects for short film schemes announced 28 Sep - 9 Oct 2005 13th Annual Raindance Film Festival, London about us education exhibition ... short film distribution short film distribution Sgr®n owns the world-wide theatrical rights to all films produced under the Screen Gems, Digital Visions and Animated Shorts schemes. Sgr®n distributes short films to festivals in the UK and internationally, according to specified distribution plans as well as through the British Council and considered special requests. Short film schemes have become an effective and established way to identify and nurture new and emerging filmmaking talent. The shorts function as 'calling cards', which can lead to feature film opportunities, whilst providing a contained opportunity to explore creatively and to learn and refine filmmaking skills. Sgr®n works in partnership with funding bodies such as the Arts Council of Wales, the Film

96. Cartoon Brew It s an adult work and would make a helluva film (live or animated). Ronnie del Carmen has a page about Mark and Colossus on his blog. http://www.cartoonbrew.com/

September 21, 2005 Ottawa Brewers Posted by AMID at 06:21 AM Like Jerry mentioned yesterday, both of us will be hanging around in Ottawa this week for you-know-what . I'm currently in Detroit, waiting for my connecting flight to Canada. Posting will likely be sporadic, unless I get the urge to update a lot, and odds are that won't happen. If you see us up there, please say hello. We like meeting our readers (well, at least most of the time). September 20, 2005 Ottawa Party Posted by AMID at 03:28 PM I cannot speak as to the quality of this party, but local Ottawa cartoonist Chris Dainty wants to let Ottawa festivalgoers know that they are invited to carouse at his place the evening of Friday, Sept. 23. Details are below (click on image for bigger version). Captain Capitalism Posted by AMID at 03:23 PM The latest Flash episode of CAPTAIN CAPITALISM, "To Bleep or not to Bleep" , deserves some kind of award for its final iris-out gag, which is an unexpected and very funny tribute to Tex Avery starring Dick Cheney. Fortunately, the rest of the cartoon has some nicely timed animation and is chuckle-worthy as well. The cartoon series is created by Brad Graeber of Powerhouse Animation out of Austin, Texas.

97. Welcome To Paraglyph Press Machinima, defined as animated filmmaking in a realtime virtual 3D world, is an emerging technology that The nuts and bolts of making 3D animated films http://www.paraglyphpress.com/pr07122004.php

Home Ordering Books News ... About Join our mailing list: Browse our catalog: Choose one... Programming Graphics Administration Game Development Paraglyph Press Announces First Book on New Technology for Making Animated Films on Your PC: 3D Game-Based Filmmaking: The Art of Machinima Scottsdale AZ – July 12, 2004 – Paraglyph Press is pleased to announce the very first book on a leading edge filmmaking technology, 3D Game-Based Filmmaking: The Art of Machinima (U.S. $39.99, 496 pages with CD-ROM, ISBN 1-932111-85-9). Machinima, defined as animated filmmaking in a real-time virtual 3D world, is an emerging technology that is revolutionizing how animated films are made. This new art form and technology involves using powerful game engines, such as the ones provided with games like Quake™ and Unreal® Tournament 2004, to create animation films on the desktop. Machinima is quickly being adapted by animators, designers, filmmakers, and technology enthusiasts who can now create their own animated films. The book features a foreword written by John Gaeta, the Senior Visual Effects Supervisor for the Matrix Trilogy. 3D Game-Based Filmmaking: The Art of Machinima is a complete guide to Machinima, including many hands-on tutorials and projects that help readers create their own animations quickly. Starting with an introduction to Machinima and the technology platforms included on the CD-ROM, this book then shows how to create characters, set up virtual cameras for live-action filming, design sets, and produce a finished film that can be distributed on DVD and online. This book also covers set design, video capture, visual effects, and character development. The tools on the CD, in addition to basic hardware and software available in retail stores, give readers everything they need to start creating their own characters and films immediately.

98. Northern Ireland Film And Television Commission - Foyle Film Festival 11-20 Nov In 2002 and 2003 two previous winning animations went on to pick up an Oscar at the The Foyle Jury are made up of film makers, animators and local film http://www.niftc.co.uk/page.asp?id=114

99. Purdue Student Helps Movie Animators Take Clouds To New Highs film animators and artists can use the software to make realistic depictions of This image, taken from the new animated film Valiant, is an example of http://news.uns.purdue.edu/html3month/2005/050413.Ebert.Valiant.html

VIDEO A QuickTime video showing the cloud animation RELATED INFO Purdue University Valiant April 13, 2005 Purdue student helps movie animators take clouds to new highs three-dimensional clouds Download image caption below Schpok developed the software that was used to create three-dimensional clouds in the film " Valiant ," which tells the story of a small pigeon trying to do something big in Great Britain's Royal Homing Pigeon Service during World War II. The mission for Valiant, the pigeon hero of the film, is to deliver important dispatches from the French Resistance while evading enemy falcons. "Valiant," created by the producer of blockbusters "Shrek" and "Shrek 2" and distributed by Disney, will open in U.S. theaters this summer. "Because the film's main characters are pigeons, many scenes take place in the sky and require clouds," said Schpok, a graduate student in Purdue's School of Electrical and Computer Engineering. Schpok adapted techniques pioneered by Ebert, an associate professor of electrical and computer engineering, to tailor the cloud-animation software for "Valiant." "While we were developing the film, we knew that rendering clouds for the European sky was going to be another new challenge in our computer-generated animation," said Valiant co-producer Buckley Collum. "Our CG supervisor Gray Horsfield had read about early tests Joshua was doing with real-time cloud rendering. We realized that his software, with some work, could be tuned to help us provide a faster means of creating film-quality clouds within our pipeline."

100. Blog This: Machinima: Filmmaking's Destiny a merging of three creative mediums filmmaking, animation, and 3D game technology. It s animated filmmaking within a realtime 3D virtual environment. http://www.oreillynet.com/cs/user/print/a/5157?x-t=blog_this.view

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