Question

this repetitive process in films use figures that are photographed in a pose, moved very slightly, and then photographed again. select one: a. implied motion b. dubbing c. actual motion d. stop - motion animation e. artificial motion

Explanation:

Stop - motion animation involves photographing objects in a pose, making slight movements, and then photographing again to create the illusion of motion. Implied motion is suggested through composition, not this repetitive physical - movement - and - photograph process. Dubbing is related to adding sound. Actual motion refers to real - time movement in a live - action context. Artificial motion is a more general and not the specific term for this process.

Answer:

d. Stop - motion animation