M3: Optimise the content for use in the final animation

 Show you exporting your animation





When I exported my animation, I exported it as an MP4 to retain the highest quality possible. Exporting this file format allows the video to be compatible with every device to stream the video on platforms such as YouTube, which is where I would distribute my animation to my audience. When exporting, I had to ensure it was a higher priority of quality over file size to ensure my animation looked like a professional standard. Also, file size isn't too important on Youtube as YouTube automatically degrades the content to the chosen viewing quality of the user. 

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When i posted to YouTube, I ensured I enabled the feature labelled Made for Kids. This means it would be recommended on the YouTube kids application and would target my audience of 8-12 year-olds.

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