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 Firstly... Why Key-Framing? 1. What's Key-framing? Key framing is essentially animating, but more like setting up markers from point A to B and so on, as if it were a blueprint for the object or the character's movements and where they are placed. To put it better, a keyframe in animation and filmmaking is a drawing that defines the starting and ending points of any smooth transition. The drawings are called " frames " because their position in time is measured in frames on a strip of film. In-betweening, on the other hand, is where the movements, drawn frame-by-frame, are now drawn to be placed between the key-frames and creating the fluid movement, as if it were alive.   Stop motion also follows this principle, except for after each shot you take for a frame (depending how frames per second, or FPS for short) you need to move it according to the movement, say if you moved an arm of a plasticine (clay) model, you would need to move it just ever so slightly. Anim...