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What is the difference between Motion Graphics Design, 3D Animation, and Compositing?

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What is the difference between Motion Graphics Design, 3D Animation, and Compositing?

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MOTION GRAPHICS DESIGN generally involves typographical animations but can go well beyond this concept. It is an extension of Graphics Design – with the addition of animation in 2D and 3D space. It is, however, commonly used to refer to visual effects used in Popular movies and television shows. Shows that use Motion Graphic Design include Mad Men (AMC), Zombieland (Columbia), Fringe (FOX), Panic Room (Columbia), Six-Feet Under (HBO), Dexter (SHOWTIME), Spartacus: Sand and Blood (STARZ), True Blood (HBO), and Vampire Diaries (CW). 3D ANIMATION simply involves modeling and animating objects in 3D space. This could be anything from a castle on a grassy hillside to a giant dragon breathing fire. Popular movies using 3D Animation include Cars (Pixar), Finding Nemo (Pixar), Toy Story (Pixar), The Incredibles (Pixar), Shrek (Dreamworks), Monsters vs. Aliens (Dreamworks) and How To Train Your Dragon (Dreamworks). COMPOSITING is the art of combining together layers of graphic design work, live