anticipation-mastery

Anticipation prepares the audience for action. Discovered through theatrical observation, Disney animators found that without a preparatory movement, actions appeared to happen "out of nowhere"—confusing rather than exciting. The principle: before any significant action, there must be a counter-movement.

Newton's Third Law, Visualized: Physical actions require preparation. A pitcher winds up before throwing. A cat crouches before pouncing. Anticipation makes this mechanical necessity visible and dramatic.

Attention Direction: Anticipation tells viewers where to look and what to expect. It transforms surprise into suspense—a more engaging emotional state.

アクション シーケンス、ユーザー インタラクション、状態遷移、または突然ではなく意図的に感じられるように伝える必要があるモーションをデザインするときに使用します。 ソース: dylantarre/animation-principles。