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animatic, n.|ænɪˈmætɪk|
[f. animated ppl. a. + -ic (or possibly a blend with schematic n.).]
A preliminary or test version of a film, esp. of an advertising commercial, produced by shooting successive sections of a storyboard and adding a soundtrack.
1977N.Y. Times 24 June iv. 9/3 He had high praise for animatics, which are rough commercials. 1985T. Douglas Compl. Guide Advertising vi. 144 A TV commercial can use..an ‘animatic’, which is a video made from the drawings or photographs. 1989Commercials Apr. 25/2 Other competing agencies had produced animatics but it was the whole feel of the idea which impressed Condron—not the presentation techniques. 1990Times 28 Dec. 3/5 A riveting, moody 60-second ‘animatic’ of the opening witches scene of Macbeth. |