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    The document discusses the 12 principles of animation through examples from the video "Goodbye Ghibli". It provides time stamps and explanations for how each of the 12 principles - anticipation, slow in slow out, exaggeration, solid drawing, secondary action, appeal, arcs, squash and stretch, pose to pose, timing, overlapping action, and staging - are demonstrated in scenes from the video.

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    Emery Ryujin Duffin

    12 Principles of Animation

    Video Title: Goodbye Ghibli

    Time Stamp: 0:31

    Principal: Anticipation

    Explanation: We are preparing for the bunny to drop again, preforming its main action.
    Time Stamp: 1:43

    Principal: Slow in Slow out

    Explanation: We are watching the acceleration of the cat as it pushes itself off Totoro.
    Time Stamp: 1:34

    Principal: Exaggeration

    Explanation: as the wind picks up the hair and the papers are flying like crazy, making the movement
    seem more real and fluid.
    Time Stamp: 1:16

    Principal: Solid Drawing

    Explanation: This is a clear and consider drawing with lots of scale that stays proportionate as the angles
    change.
    Time Stamp: 1:00

    Principal: Secondary Action

    Explanation: The main movement is her head looking downward, but the secondary action is the way
    the hair flows in the background as the wind passes her.
    Time Stamp: 0:51

    Principal: Appeal

    Explanation: This still holds a lot of emotion, not only in the background but in the main character. The
    action of shooting the beam out seems to hold a lot of anger a
    Time Stamp: 0:45

    Principal: Arcs

    Explanation: This scene captures the arc that the bow takes as the violinist is playing.
    Time Stamp: 0:31

    Principal: Squash and Stretch

    Explanation: Here we see the way the weight of the rabbit influences the shape of Totoro on impact.
    Time Stamp: 0:22

    Principal: Pose to Pose

    Explanation: This is a still image with the orbs around him moving to convey a sense of time passing.
    Time Stamp: 0:11

    Principal: Timing

    Explanation: The wings move together at a slower pace to create the look of buoyancy and non-urgency.
    Time Stamp: 0:08

    Principal: Overlapping Action

    Explanation: After the character puts food in its mouth and chews, you can see it swallow.
    Time Stamp: 0:06

    Principal: Staging

    Explanation: This background is clear and gives the audience a good idea of how the characters are
    traversing the landscape.

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