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This lesson defines what 3D animation theory actually covers and why it matters before you touch keyframes, rigs, or software. Students learn the difference between theory, technique, and workflow, and how theory helps animators make stronger decisions about movement, timing, weight, appeal, and storytelling.

The lesson also frames animation theory as a practical tool, not an abstract subject: it guides what to animate, how to stage it, and how to judge whether motion feels believable and purposeful. By the end, students should understand the scope of the course and the core questions theory helps answer throughout the animation process.

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