Animation
How many principles of animation are there?
12
What does "FPS" stand for?
Frames per second
What is it called when you have to get a lot of work done in a very short amout of time?
Crunch
What is a symptom of burnout?
Extreme exhaustion, loss of passion for work
High employee turnover is a sign of what?
People not liking their job
Storyboard
What do you have to do to make something happen when making a game?
Coding
Who is in charge of funding projects? (the name of the title)
Producers
When companies are not able to deliver their products on time, what happens, what do they do?
Delay the project, or shut it down
What are "Unions"?
When employees of a company band together for better wages and management
What are the most important frames within an animation called?
Keyframes
Before animating a character model, what do you have to do to the model first?
Rig it (give it them bones)
What are some signs that a company is exploitive?
They make you do unpaid overtime, overwork you, etc.
What is a "black company"?
A shorthand for an exploitive company
What are the frames between the important frames called?
in-betweens
What is the thing used to make games called?
Engine
What is it called when a studio contracts another studio to help work on a project?
Outsourcing
Who is in charge of regulating workers hours and tasks?
Management
What does NDA stand for?
Non-disclosure agreement
What is it called when math is used to calculate things within an animation?
Inverse Kinematics
What is it called when you plan out the general gameplay without adding details to it?
Greyboxing
When a studio contracts a portion of a project to another studio, what is that studio called?
Third-party
What is the main concern when it comes to burnout?
Mental and physical health
Why is it difficult for employees to speak out when working for an exploitive company?
They may have signed non-disclosure agreements