Primary motion when choreographed, associate with orientation,
scale and positioning are explained in this chapter about Motion Literacy and
is referred to Primary motion; one or more elements moving over time and across
space. Translation is the elements predetermined movement horizontal and
vertical axes in a two-dimensional environment while the x, y and z axes are in
a three-dimensional environment. There are many student examples in this
chapter and lessons such as; kinetic typography, motion paths, basic animation
principles and the use or definition of anticipation, follow through
overlapping, pause, timing acceleration and deceleration, etc.
Secondary camera motion is also mentioned and is explained
as an technique used to simulate movement to bring a realistic aspects and achieve
various compositional framing.
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