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Video Reference

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Video Reference Sites

The first thing you need when planning an animation is good reference. Here are a few useful links to video reference, in particular clips that show basic physical motion. If you know of a good animation site that's not in the list, let us know by adding a comment (see bottom of this page).

Falling Analyzed http://animationphysics.pbworks.com/Falling-Analyzed

Using video analysis the timing, spacing, and path of action for different types of falling motion is analyzed.

Walks Analyzed http://animationphysics.pbworks.com/Walks-Analyzed

Using video analysis and force plate measurements the weight shift for different types of walks is analyzed.

LivePhoto Physics Project http://livephoto.rit.edu/

A collection of short videos designed for computer analysis in introductory physics classrooms.

Tracker Video Analysis Software http://www.cabrillo.edu/~dbrown/tracker/

Tracker is an open-source video analysis program that allows you to import video reference and perform position, velocity, and acceleration tracking, multiple reference frames, and model analysis.