Film Storyboarding Basics

Questions and Answers

Match the type of storyboard with its characteristic:

Hand-drawn storyboards = less detailed and take less time to create Thumbnail Storyboards = economical, include some essential details Animated storyboards = consist of filmed sketches that showcase the proposed timing, pacing, and overall visual flow

Match the type of storyboard with its purpose:

Hand-drawn storyboards = draft your ideas quickly before a traditional storyboard Animated storyboards = convey the main action happening in the shot Thumbnail Storyboards = draft your ideas quickly before a traditional storyboard

Match the type of storyboard with its size:

Hand-drawn storyboards = large and detailed Thumbnail Storyboards = size of a postage stamp Animated storyboards = economical, include some essential details

Match the type of storyboard with its components:

Animated storyboards = scripts, music, and visual elements Hand-drawn storyboards = small sketches Thumbnail Storyboards = small sketches Signup and view all the answers

Match the type of storyboard with its usage:

Thumbnail Storyboards = to quickly visualize the scene Animated storyboards = to quickly visualize the scene Hand-drawn storyboards = to create a detailed visual representation of the scene Signup and view all the answers

Match the storyboard element with its definition:

Shot image = Technical details of a shot in production and post-production Panel = A space filled by a filmmaker, featuring 2D drawings with actions and characters Action = The primary activity happening in a shot Fix = A simple box that contains the actions and characters Signup and view all the answers

Match the storyboard arrangement with its description:

Sequential = The frames are organized to read from left to right as in a book Comic = The frames are arranged sequentially with frames and description panels on the same page Flowchart = The frames are arranged in a flowchart where parallel scenes are depicted parallelly Description panel = The frames are arranged in a sequence with notes on the sequence of events Signup and view all the answers

Match the storyboard element with its purpose:

Description panel = Explains the picture to other technicians and cinematographers Shot image = Determines the sequence of events in a video Action = Provides technical details of a shot in production and post-production Panel = Decides how the frames and notes are arranged in a storyboard Signup and view all the answers

Match the storyboard arrangement with its characteristic:

Sequential = Offers movement and energy to the story being read Comic = Allows viewing the storyboard frames one at a time Flowchart = Depicts parallel scenes parallelly Description panel = Provides notes on the sequence of events Signup and view all the answers

Match the storyboard element with its content:

Panel = Notes on the sequence of events Shot image = 2D drawings that contain the actions and characters Action = Technical details of a shot in production and post-production Description panel = The primary activity happening in a shot Signup and view all the answers