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In animation, a lead animator will often draw the start and end points of an action, and someone must draw the points in between. The latter is referred to as inbetweening, or tweening.


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Method 1 of 2: Software

  1. Tween Step 1
    1
    Identify specific objects in the image.
  2. Tween Step 2
    2
    Define how they should move and change.

Method 2 of 2: Manually

  1. Tween Step 3
    1
    Get the key frames from the senior artist or his or her assistant.
  2. Tween Step 4
    2
    Complete the required number of drawings per second of film (usually 12[1]).


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Sources and Citations

  1. ↑ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tweening

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