In the U.K. you generally have to have done a BA (hons) in animation first (this is usually three years). A Masters Degree can then be done and is typically a year. So the answer is four years (at least in my University).
It will depend on the writer as to how long it takes to write a screenplay for animation. It could take several weeks to even years.
It can take a while sometimes but depending on how busy it is it sometimes takes less than a day!
A timeline in animation is for how long you want photos, frames and videos to be played simultaneously.
Animation has been around since the 1930's so about 78 years or less. Not as long as you think!!
a long time
There are many places where one can take 3D animation lessons. This includes a local community college, or even online via universities that offer 3D animation courses.
It seems that you are talking about animations used in PowerPoint, which is used to make slideshows and presentations. Here, an animation scheme refers to making objects on a slide to move about in various ways. While a custom animation is a facility you can use to determine how long you would like the animation scheme to go on; i.e. how long will your selected object or textbox move for.
It toke around six years but the actor were there for 2 and editing and animation took 4
Anything that you want to be good at will require a lot of practice. If you enjoy animation then getting a lot of practice in shouldn't be difficult. There are a lot of software products that make animation easier and fun.
Draw a picture then draw a slightly different picture and keep going for as long as you like then play 20 pictures a second and you have an animation.
Stop Animation! Which is moving something a tiny bit then you take a picture when you have done enough pictures speed them up and the animation is made.
animation is like a short video using models that you move a tiny bit and take a picture each time then you edit them all together and it makes a short film [stop motion animation]