Storyboard Pro Review B

Resize a panel in Timeline view

• Place the cursor at the end and drag the edge to desired duration

• select a panel, press the + key to add a frame or - key to remove a frame

• Place the cursor at the end of a panel and hold Alt - then drag the edge to desired duration

• Place the cursor at the end of the panel and lengthen or shorten the panel using arrow keys

Which best describes a panel

• holds the entire script

• a collection of shots

• 1 specific action or moment in the storyboard

• a collection of scenes

You can move a layer using the Transform tool by

• nudging the selection with the arrow keys

• typing coordinates in the Horizontal and vertical Offset fields

• clicking and dragging on the blue point in the center

• all of these are correct

You can import a script from

• the library

• File > Import

• the caption menu in the Storyboard panel

• all of these are correct

In the Paste Layer Special dialogue box, pick these options to copy artwork to multiple layers with the same name

• Once Hold and Ping-Pong

• Once Hold and Overwrite existing layers with same name

• Loop and Overwrite existing layers with same name

• Once and Place layers at bottom

Onion Skin is used to

• display the outlines of the previous or next scenes at semi-transparent overlays

• display the selected layer as washed out while others remain solid

• display the drawings of the previous or next panels as semi-transparent overlays

• display other layers as washed out while the selected layer remains solid

Before animating a layer you should,

• group the layer

• convert the layer to bitmap

• activate the Animate button on that layer

• all of these are correct

In Thumbnail view, moving a panel shows what shape between 2 scenes

• a red horizontal line

• a red plus sign

• a red scene marker

• a red vertical line

When working in 3D space

• objects must be resized to create an illusion of depth

• you can only animate in 3D space

• objects can only move left to right, up and down, and diagonally

• objects can move around, in front or behind other objects creating a sense of depth

This drawing guide allow you to draw only on the horizontal and vertical axes

• 2 point perspective

• 1 point perspective

• square grid

• camera grid