Starter quiz
- When you see someone who is far away, they appear to be ______.
- smaller than usual ✓
- the same size as usual
- bigger than usual
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- ______ is a transformation in which every point of a shape moves the same distance in the same direction.
- 'Translation' ✓
- Describe the translation from point A to option a.
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- Describe the translation from point A to option b.
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- Describe the translation from point A to option c.
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- Describe the translation from point A to option d.
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Exit quiz
- Forced ______ is a technique that makes an object appear larger, smaller, farther or closer than it really is.
- 'perspective' ✓
- Jacob and Sam are the same height. They want to record a video which makes it seem that Jacob is half of Sam’s height. Jacob stands 12 m away from the camera, how far from the camera should Sam be?
- '6 m' ✓
- Jacob and Sam are the same height. They want to record a video so it seems that Jacob is a quarter of Sam’s height. Jacob stands 8 m away from the camera, how far from the camera should Sam be?
- '2 m' ✓
- Describe the translation from position b to point A.
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- Describe the translation from position c to point A.
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- Describe the translation from position d to point A.
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Lesson Details
Key learning points
- Forced perspective can be achieved with scaling
- Animators use coordinate geometry to animate images
Common misconception
Pupils may struggle in the first learning cycle with where each object should be placed.
The closer to the observation point an object is, the larger it appears to be. So if we want an object to appear larger than something else, we need to place it closer to the camera.
Keywords
Forced perspective - Forced perspective is a technique that makes an object appear larger, smaller, farther or closer than it really is.
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