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Storyboard Basics Quiz

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Storyboard fundamentals

by Vhan
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What is the main purpose of a storyboard?

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Which skill level is required to create a storyboard?

3

What represents each scene in a storyboard?

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What are the individual boxes or panels called?

5

What should you prioritize in frames?

6

Where can minor notes be added if not drawn fully?

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What helps the movement from one frame to another feel natural?

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What is the sample sequence Frame 1 about?

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What does Frame 2 show in the sample?

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What happens in Frame 3 of the sample sequence?

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What does Frame 4 depict in the sample?

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What decision is made in Frame 5 of the sample?

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What is the focus of Phase 1: Finding Inspiration?

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What helps overcome writer's block according to Tip 1?

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What does Tip 2 encourage you to do with memories?

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In Phase 2, what is the Setting more than just?

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What does the setting influence in a story?

18

In Scratch, what primarily represents the setting?

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What is Phase 3 about?

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Who should the main character be to keep interest?

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What are the roles of supporting characters?

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What does Phase 4 emphasize in plot development?

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What should every event do according to Phase 4?

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What does the Final Polish phase advise about criticism?

25

What is a key metric for a storyboard's success?

26

What type of transitions are encouraged in the frames?

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