CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO ROTOSCOPE
PRESENT
Present
I rotoscope
you rotoscope
he/she/it rotoscopes
we rotoscope
you rotoscope
they rotoscope
Present continuous
I am rotoscoping
you are rotoscoping
he/she/it is rotoscoping
we are rotoscoping
you are rotoscoping
they are rotoscoping
Present perfect
I have rotoscoped
you have rotoscoped
he/she/it has rotoscoped
we have rotoscoped
you have rotoscoped
they have rotoscoped
Present perfect continuous
I have been rotoscoping
you have been rotoscoping
he/she/it has been rotoscoping
we have been rotoscoping
you have been rotoscoping
they have been rotoscoping
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I rotoscoped
you rotoscoped
he/she/it rotoscoped
we rotoscoped
you rotoscoped
they rotoscoped
Past continuous
I was rotoscoping
you were rotoscoping
he/she/it was rotoscoping
we were rotoscoping
you were rotoscoping
they were rotoscoping
Past perfect
I had rotoscoped
you had rotoscoped
he/she/it had rotoscoped
we had rotoscoped
you had rotoscoped
they had rotoscoped
Past perfect continuous
I had been rotoscoping
you had been rotoscoping
he/she/it had been rotoscoping
we had been rotoscoping
you had been rotoscoping
they had been rotoscoping
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will rotoscope
you will rotoscope
he/she/it will rotoscope
we will rotoscope
you will rotoscope
they will rotoscope
Future continuous
I will be rotoscoping
you will be rotoscoping
he/she/it will be rotoscoping
we will be rotoscoping
you will be rotoscoping
they will be rotoscoping
Future perfect
I will have rotoscoped
you will have rotoscoped
he/she/it will have rotoscoped
we will have rotoscoped
you will have rotoscoped
they will have rotoscoped
Future perfect continuous
I will have been rotoscoping
you will have been rotoscoping
he/she/it will have been rotoscoping
we will have been rotoscoping
you will have been rotoscoping
they will have been rotoscoping
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would rotoscope
you would rotoscope
he/she/it would rotoscope
we would rotoscope
you would rotoscope
they would rotoscope
Conditional continuous
I would be rotoscoping
you would be rotoscoping
he/she/it would be rotoscoping
we would be rotoscoping
you would be rotoscoping
they would be rotoscoping
Conditional perfect
I would have rotoscope
you would have rotoscope
he/she/it would have rotoscope
we would have rotoscope
you would have rotoscope
they would have rotoscope
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been rotoscoping
you would have been rotoscoping
he/she/it would have been rotoscoping
we would have been rotoscoping
you would have been rotoscoping
they would have been rotoscoping
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you rotoscope
we let´s rotoscope
you rotoscope
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
rotoscoped
Present Participle
rotoscoping
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ROTOSCOPE»
Discover the use of
rotoscope in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
rotoscope and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Understanding Motion Capture for Computer Animation and ...
Motion capture in the entertainment field is the descendent of rotoscoping, a
technique still used by some traditional animation studios to copy realistic motion
from film footage onto cartoon characters. The rotoscope device was invented
and ...
2
3-D Human Modeling and Animation
Animators in 3-D usually rotoscope by following the actions of a movie projected
on the background or a flat plane. The technique dates back to 1917 when the
animator Max Fleischer patented the Rotoscope machine, a device that projected
...
They called this machine the Rotoscope. With this device, Fleischer Studios went
on to produce more than a few notablecartoons and characters. The more
significant of their creations were Koko the Clown, Betty Boop, and Popeye the
Sailor.
3D Rotoscope: In Maya, using 'sketching' shaders and various scripts, the
environment as described by the morphing images was modeled completely so
that the motion can be interpolated to form a visual juxtaposition between the 2D
...
5
Out of the Inkwell: Max Fleischer and the Animation Revolution
They were determined to get the Rotoscope built and running. As usual, money
was a problem. Once again, the Fleischer brothers volunteered their not
inconsiderable talents. Joe was a master electrician. Charlie was a terrific
mechanic.
An average commercial using rotoscope technique is produced by the following
steps: Like all commercials, it must start with a good storyboard. The illustrations
showing the combination of the live action and the animated character must be ...
7
Entertainment for Education. Digital Techniques and Systems: ...
Accordingly, rotoscope facilitates the process but does not generate animation of
characters. Frame by frame, the animators must interpret movements to design/
animate upon images. The definition of a character outline is something that has
...
Xiaopeng Zhang, Shaochun Zhong, Zhigeng Pan, 2010
8
Historical Dictionary of Animation and Cartoons
166 ' ROTOSCOPE The premise saw the two leads constantly battling against the
Cold War—style spies Natasha Fatale and Boris Badenov, agents from
Pottslyvania. The series was structured like a radio serial with narration and cliff-
hangers ...
9
Visual Effects in a Digital World
For cel animation, rotoscope is the process of photographing a sequence of
images and using them as reference on top of which the hand-drawn animation
is traced. 3. For 3D animation, rotoscope is similar to its use in cel animation,
except ...
10
The A to Z of Animation and Cartoons
I66 ° ROTOSCOPE The premise saw the two leads constantly battling against the
Cold War—style spies Natasha Fatale and Boris Badenov, agents from
Pottsylvania. The series was structured like a radio serial with narration and cliff-
hangers ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ROTOSCOPE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
rotoscope is used in the context of the following news items.
The Best Five Things Online This Week
... distinguish audio quality, "The Shining"/"Grand Budapest Hotel" joint venture is now accepting bookings, and Taylor Swift's "Shake It Off" gets rotoscoped. «The Takeaway, Jun 15»
Watch “Shake It Off” Rotoscoped Into Technicolor, Surrealist Splendor
Forty-nine first-year animation students at the Australian university were tasked with rotoscoping Taylor Swift's music video for “Shake It Off.” The technique, ... «Slate Magazine, May 15»
WATCH: Taylor Swift's 'Shake It Off' Music Video, Rotoscoped Edition
Animation students from Australia's University of Newcastle were assigned to created a rotoscoped version of the video, and the end result is amazing. «Celebuzz, May 15»
College Students Animate Taylor Swift's "Shake It Off" Video and It's …
An "Animation 1" course assigned each student 27 frames of the "Shake It Off" music video (equivalent to about three seconds) to rotoscope, a technique of ... «Cosmopolitan.com, May 15»
Watch Taylor Swift's 'Shake It Off' video hand drawn by 49 students
The students have rotoscoped the original footage - meaning they've traced over it frame by frame and then gone off script and provided their own individual ... «Gigwise, May 15»
"Ralph Bakshi: Rotoscope Auteur" Film Series at Trylon Microcinema
In the month of August, the Trylon Microcinema in Minneapolis, Minnesota will be showing five films from legendary director Ralph Bakshi. The five films are ... «Toon Zone, May 15»
How Did 'Cinderella' Save Walt Disney Animation?
For a movie that had to take a few shortcuts – such as filming live-action footage to sketch over and rotoscope – it's a beautiful film. A fair amount of the film's ... «Rotoscopers, Mar 15»
Tom Waits' groundbreaking rotoscope film, Tom Waits For No One …
Tom Waits For No One, the 1979 John Lamb-directed short film starring Tom Waits performing “The One That Got Away”, has long been lauded by critics and ... «Consequence of Sound, Sep 14»
FOREY: Bakshi's rotoscope animation in 'American Pop' drives …
Few movies take on such wide a scope as Ralph Bakshi's little-discussed “American Pop.” Released in 1981, it covers a span of about 80 years, beginning with ... «Daily Nebraskan, Apr 14»
Rotoscope Interns
Successful candidates will learn the basics of Nuke Rotoscope and junior compositing to industry standard. As well as becoming familiar with the VFX process ... «The Irish Film Television Network, Apr 14»
