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The 42 pages that link to Animation, each with the reason it gives.

• CinematographyCompared with: Animation can create moving images without photographing live action through a camera.

• Voice actingRelated: Voice performances give animated characters speech, personality, and emotional presence.

• Film productionCompared with: Animated films replace much live-action shooting with frame-by-frame image creation.

• Motion captureNarrower topic: Motion capture is one way to generate movement for animation.

• AnimeNarrower topic: Anime is one regional and stylistic tradition within the broader medium of animation.

• Sequential artCompared with: Animation presents sequential images as continuous motion rather than separate visible panels.

• ComicsCompared with: Animation presents motion over time, while comics ask readers to infer it from still images.

• Limited animationNarrower topic: Limited animation is one production approach within the broader art of animation.

• Lip syncRelated: Animated characters need changing mouth shapes timed to their recorded dialogue.

• PuppetryRelated: Both arts make figures move, but puppetry performs movement live in physical space.

• StoryboardingNarrower topic: Animation often uses boards to establish story, staging, and visual continuity before drawing frames.

• Mickey MouseNarrower topic: Mickey’s screen life depends on successive drawings creating apparent motion.

• New York University Tisch School of the ArtsRelated: Animation is one of the media practices represented in Tisch’s arts education.

• Academy Award for Best Animated FeatureNarrower topic: The category's defining eligibility criterion is a film's use of animation.

• Film (motion picture)Broader topic: Animation produces motion without requiring every image to be photographed from live action.

• Game feelRelated: Animation gives actions visible weight, anticipation, and follow-through.

• Mickey MousingNarrower topic: Animation offers precise control over movement that can be coordinated with musical timing.

• SilhouetteRelated: Silhouettes can make animated poses and movement legible with economical detail.

• Art schoolBroader topic: Animation courses extend visual skills into time-based media.

• Cel animationNarrower topic: Cel animation is one frame-by-frame method within this broader art form.

• Character voiceRelated: Animated characters rely on vocal performance to supply audible personality and presence.

• Comics studiesCompared with: Comparing it with comics clarifies the difference between sequential still images and moving images.

• Steamboat WillieNarrower topic: Steamboat Willie became a landmark in the development of theatrical animation.

• StoryboardNarrower topic: Animation production often relies on storyboards to coordinate scenes before detailed work begins.

• Warner Bros. cartoonsNarrower topic: These films are a distinctive form of hand-drawn theatrical animation.

• Isao TakahataNarrower topic: Takahata expanded feature animation through stylistic experimentation and subjects drawn from ordinary life.

• Live-action filmCompared with: Animation constructs motion image by image rather than primarily recording physical performances.

• Adult animationNarrower topic: Adult animation broadened assumptions about the audiences and subjects available to the medium.

• Lotte ReinigerNarrower topic: Reiniger's work expanded animation beyond drawn figures into articulated silhouettes.

• ZoetropeNarrower topic: The zoetrope is an early device for presenting animation.

• FilmmakingBroader topic: Animation produces motion without requiring photographed live-action performance.

• Joseph BarberaNarrower topic: Barbera’s career unfolded as animation moved from theatrical shorts into mass-market television.

• Satoshi KonNarrower topic: Kon demonstrated that animation could sustain complex psychological drama without relying on child-oriented conventions.

• Seth MacFarlaneNarrower topic: His best-known television work uses animation to support rapid jokes and large casts.

• Children's television seriesRelated: Animation is a major production form for stories aimed at children.

• Family GuyNarrower topic: Family Guy's drawn performances and timing depend on animation rather than live action.

• Tara StrongNarrower topic: Most of Strong's prominent performances are made for animated productions.

• CartoonistRelated: Some cartoonists create drawings that become animated films or shows.

• History of comicsCompared with: Comics and animation share visual storytelling roots but organize images differently.

• Mike JudgeNarrower topic: Judge’s early animation gave him a direct route from independent shorts to television.

• John CanemakerNarrower topic: It is the medium whose history and artists Canemaker has documented.

• Stephen HillenburgNarrower topic: Hillenburg moved from teaching marine science into making animated films and television.