Cell animation FAQ
What is cell animation or frame by frame animation?
Cell animation, also known as traditional or hand-drawn animation, is a technique where each frame of an animated sequence is drawn on individual transparent sheets called cells. These cells are then layered together to create the illusion of movement.
Why should businesses consider using cell animation?
Cell animation offers a unique and nostalgic style that can capture viewers' attention and leave a lasting impression. It allows for creative storytelling and can be tailored to suit various industries and target audiences.
How does Jumbla approach cell animation projects?
At Jumbla, we have experienced animators who excel in creating visually stunning cell animations. We work closely with our clients to understand their vision and objectives, ensuring that every frame reflects their brand identity effectively.
Can I incorporate my branding into the cell animations created by Jumbla?
Absolutely! Our team will collaborate with you to ensure your branding elements are seamlessly integrated into the cell animations. This includes incorporating your logo, color palette, typography choices, and any other visual assets you want to include.
Can you provide examples of cel animation by Jumbla?
Certainly! Jumbla has successfully executed frame-by-frame animations for various projects. Notable examples include a set piece for Pause Fest and TV commercials for Scottish Water (UK). Our award-winning video "Polished Man" also features cel animation.
How can cel animation be used in marketing campaigns?
Cel animation adds a distinct and captivating visual style to marketing campaigns and projects. Its unique look can engage viewers and create memorable experiences.
Can Jumbla incorporate cel animation in my project?
Yes, we specialise in various animation techniques, including cel animation. Our skilled team can create frame-by-frame animations that align with your project's goals and vision.
Is cel animation suitable or modern audiences?
Absolutely. While cel animation has historical roots, its charm and timeless appeal make it relevant and appealing to modern audiences, especially when used creatively.