ull-length animation you need more than just these rules. Below the process of creating a feature full-length animation will be discussed in further detai!
             l. To create a traditional animation requires a team of cooperative artists and editors.
             It also demands a collective, creative approach, within which the individual artists and editors of the team must harmonize and communicate well with the other members of the team, for the final product to be successful. Because so many personnel are involved in producing a single piece of animated film, creation of this is very costly. Companies must create a team of animators that are willing to work together to get the finished product perfect the first time around. No matter how modest or ambitious the project, the team of animators follow a strict number of structured procedures, and must possess the understanding of the concepts and terminology in traditional animation. When the team has been assembled. The team begins a long process of set procedures, which all animators worldwide use. Below the many set procedures are described in full detail.1.Script The script is the first stage in all film production. In an animation script, the visual action in the plot and perfor!
             mance is far more important than the dialogue.2.Storyboard The storyboard is a series of roughly drawn images that convey the action described in the script. This scene-by-scene portrayal helps the writer, director and animation team to access the content of the project and to correct any deficiencies in the scripted story. 3.Soundtrack After the script and storyboard are completed, the recording of any dialogue or key music is undertaken. Since traditional animation relies on perfect synchronization of the picture to the soundtrack, the animator must receive the recorded track before beginning to draw.4.Design Designers create visual interpretations of all the actors in the script.When these interpretations are a...