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Animation Worksheet: Storyboards

Animation and design lesson 7: Storyboards · Set 799 · 40 questions
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Creator's tip (Plan before you animate): Script = the words; storyboard = a quick sketch of each shot; animatic = the storyboard timed with sound. Film length = panels × seconds each; panels = film length ÷ seconds each. Order: idea → storyboard → keyframes → in-betweens → colour and sound → share.

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  1. 1.True or false: “a sketch reel with sound” is part of the script. (a) True (b) False
  2. 2.📋 A 112-second film is planned with one panel for every 7 seconds. How many panels does the storyboard need?
  3. 3.True or false: “a note under a panel” is part of the storyboard. (a) True (b) False
  4. 4.📋 A storyboard has 18 panels and each panel stands for 8 seconds of film. How long is the film (in seconds)?
  5. 5.📋 Script, storyboard or animatic: “a note under a panel”? (a) the storyboard (b) the animatic (c) the script
  6. 6.📋 A 10-second film is planned with one panel for every 2 seconds. How many panels does the storyboard need?
  7. 7.📋 An arrow drawn in a storyboard panel usually shows … (a) a mistake (b) the music (c) the price (d) where things move
  8. 8.📋 What is a storyboard? (a) drawings of each shot (b) the final colours (c) a list of sounds (d) a font style
  9. 9.📋 A 36-second film is planned with one panel for every 6 seconds. How many panels does the storyboard need?
  10. 10.📋 Script, storyboard or animatic: “an arrow for movement”? (a) the script (b) the animatic (c) the storyboard
  11. 11.True or false: “a sketch reel with sound” is part of the storyboard. (a) True (b) False
  12. 12.📋 Script, storyboard or animatic: “a line a character says”? (a) the script (b) the storyboard (c) the animatic
  13. 13.📋 A storyboard has 8 panels and each panel stands for 2 seconds of film. How long is the film (in seconds)?
  14. 14.📋 A storyboard has 7 panels and each panel stands for 5 seconds of film. How long is the film (in seconds)?
  15. 15.📋 A storyboard has 14 panels and each panel stands for 5 seconds of film. How long is the film (in seconds)?
  16. 16.📋 Each storyboard page holds 8 panels. How many panels fit on 8 pages?
  17. 17.📋 Each storyboard page holds 5 panels. How many panels fit on 3 pages?
  18. 18.📋 A 27-second film is planned with one panel for every 3 seconds. How many panels does the storyboard need?
  19. 19.📋 A storyboard has 5 panels and each panel stands for 2 seconds of film. How long is the film (in seconds)?
  20. 20.True or false: “a note under a panel” is part of the script. (a) True (b) False
  21. 21.📋 A storyboard has 8 panels and each panel stands for 7 seconds of film. How long is the film (in seconds)?
  22. 22.True or false: “a line a character says” is part of the script. (a) False (b) True
  23. 23.True or false: “a line a character says” is part of the storyboard. (a) False (b) True
  24. 24.📋 An 18-second film is planned with one panel for every 2 seconds. How many panels does the storyboard need?
  25. 25.📋 A storyboard has 5 panels and each panel stands for 5 seconds of film. How long is the film (in seconds)?
  26. 26.📋 A storyboard has 10 panels and each panel stands for 8 seconds of film. How long is the film (in seconds)?
  27. 27.📋 Each storyboard page holds 7 panels. How many panels fit on 8 pages?
  28. 28.📋 Each storyboard page holds 6 panels. How many panels fit on 2 pages?
  29. 29.🔢 To make an animated film, which comes first: “share the final film” or “draw the storyboard”? (a) draw the storyboard (b) share the final film
  30. 30.🔢 To make an animated film, which is the FIRST step? (a) draw the keyframes (b) add the in-betweens (c) write the story idea (d) draw the storyboard
  31. 31.📋 A 64-second film is planned with one panel for every 8 seconds. How many panels does the storyboard need?
  32. 32.📋 Why make a storyboard before animating? (a) to plan before animating (b) to pick a font (c) to skip the story (d) to make it longer
  33. 33.📋 A storyboard has 5 panels and each panel stands for 4 seconds of film. How long is the film (in seconds)?
  34. 34.📋 A 56-second film is planned with one panel for every 8 seconds. How many panels does the storyboard need?
  35. 35.True or false: “an arrow for movement” is part of the animatic. (a) False (b) True
  36. 36.📋 A storyboard has 10 panels and each panel stands for 2 seconds of film. How long is the film (in seconds)?
  37. 37.📋 A storyboard has 7 panels and each panel stands for 4 seconds of film. How long is the film (in seconds)?
  38. 38.📋 A storyboard has 10 panels and each panel stands for 7 seconds of film. How long is the film (in seconds)?
  39. 39.True or false: “a rough moving preview” is part of the animatic. (a) False (b) True
  40. 40.📋 Script, storyboard or animatic: “a timed panel slideshow”? (a) the animatic (b) the storyboard (c) the script

Answer key

  1. False
  2. 16
  3. True
  4. 144
  5. the storyboard
  6. 5
  7. where things move
  8. drawings of each shot
  9. 6
  10. the storyboard
  11. False
  12. the script
  13. 16
  14. 35
  15. 70
  16. 64
  17. 15
  18. 9
  19. 10
  20. False
  21. 56
  22. True
  23. False
  24. 9
  25. 25
  26. 80
  27. 56
  28. 12
  29. draw the storyboard
  30. write the story idea
  31. 8
  32. to plan before animating
  33. 20
  34. 7
  35. False
  36. 20
  37. 28
  38. 70
  39. True
  40. the animatic

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