Question

kathryn is animating a kite flying from one location in the sky to another. right now, her kites movement looks very mechanical. she wants to adjust the space between the animated in - between frames to make the animation look more natural. what process does kathryn want to complete?
o easing
o copying
o positioning
o posing

Explanation:

Easing is a technique in animation that controls the acceleration and deceleration of an object's movement, making it look more natural. Posing is about creating key - frame postures. Positioning is related to placing objects in a scene. Copying is just duplicating frames or elements. Since Kathryn wants the in - between frames (the movement between keyframes) to look natural (not mechanical), easing is the relevant process. It adjusts the speed of the kite's movement (the space between animated in - between frames) to achieve a natural look.

Answer:

easing