Question 1

What is a storyboard?

Accepted Answer

A visual representation of a video or animation

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A post-production editing tool

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A written script for a video or animation

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A list of shots needed for a video or animation

Question 2

What elements can be included in a storyboard?

Accepted Answer

Images, text, audio notes, camera angles, and transitions

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Only transitions and camera angles

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Only images and camera angles

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Text and audio notes only

Question 3

How is a storyboard different from a script?

Accepted Answer

A storyboard is a visual representation, while a script is a written description

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A script is only used for live-action films, while a storyboard is used for animation

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A storyboard is used during post-production, while a script is used during pre-production

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A script includes visual elements, while a storyboard does not

Question 4

Who is responsible for creating a storyboard?

Accepted Answer

The director or visual artist

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The sound engineer or editor

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The production assistant

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The producer or screenwriter

Question 5

What software can be used to create a storyboard?

Accepted Answer

Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, or Storyboard Pro

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Final Cut Pro or Premiere Pro

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Sketch or Figma

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Microsoft Word or PowerPoint

Question 6

What is a storyboard sequence?

Accepted Answer

A series of related shots that tell a story or convey an idea

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A shot that focuses on a specific visual element

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A group of shots that take place in the same location

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A shot that includes multiple camera angles

Question 7

What is a shot in a storyboard?

Accepted Answer

A single visual element, such as an image or video clip

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A written description of a visual element

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A group of images or video clips

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An audio note

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