1. Anticipation
A part of the story where the focus of attention lets the audience know what event is going to take place, adding anticipation and suspense.
(a close up of the strands of rope snapping)
2. Squash and Stretch
A pulling/pushing motion on a character causing them to change proportion unnaturally.
(pulling a character's neck causes it to stretch.
3. Exaggeration
The action causes a massive and over-proportional reaction or result.
(A hit on the head with a hammer causes the character to be flattened.)
4. Weight
A character, according to it's size and shape, will make it's weight obvious through movement.
(a large elephant will struggle to walk whilst a nimble cat will pounce lightly.)
5. Curved Motion or Arcs
A character will move with a natural curving motion, and not stiffly.
(walking)
6. Staging
Important characters and actions cannot be hidden from the viewer. It must all be seen.
(Conversation or story twist)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMijJvha2awThe above link contains a video with the following...
-Stretch at 0:06 seconds
-Exaggeration at 0:29 seconds
