Levi is creating an animation with two characters who talk back and forth. He wants the characters' mouths to move while they have their conversation. What is this animation technique called?
The animation technique that Levi is looking for is called lip syncing.
The animation technique that Levi is using, where the characters' mouths move in sync with their conversation, is called lip syncing.
The animation technique that Levi is looking for, where the characters' mouths move in sync with their conversation, is called "lip syncing." In lip syncing, the animator carefully matches the movement of the characters' mouths to the dialogue or speech being portrayed. This creates the illusion that the characters are speaking and adds realism to the animation. To achieve lip syncing, Levi needs to synchronize the opening and closing of the characters' mouths with the timing and pronunciation of the dialogue. Depending on the software or tools Levi is using, he may have different methods available to achieve lip syncing, such as manually manipulating the character's mouth shapes or utilizing automatic lip-syncing features within the animation software.
