Storyboards, Visualisations & Wireframes

What is a storyboard primarily used for?

• Creating detailed textual descriptions of scenes

• Visual representation of a scene in media production

• Developing complex website layouts

• Drafting legal documents for media production

Which software is mentioned as a tool for creating storyboards?

• AutoCAD

• Adobe Photoshop

• Microsoft Word

• Toon Boom Storyboard Pro

What do visualization diagrams help to avoid?

• Legal issues in media production

• Time and money on unapproved projects

• Technical glitches in software

• Miscommunication within the production team

Which design tool is mentioned for creating visualization diagrams and wireframe layouts?

• Figma

• Adobe Illustrator

• Inkscape

• Sketch

What is the purpose of a wireframe layout?

• To serve as a legal contract between designer and client

• To create a final product for client review

• To display the desired placement of visual elements in digital media

• To provide a detailed color scheme for websites

What type of professionals typically produce visualization diagrams?

• Software developers and IT specialists

• Animators and film directors

• Marketing specialists and advertisers

• Graphic designers and web designers

What is included in a storyboard?

• Financial budgets for production

• Scene illustrations and descriptions

• Coding languages used in website development

• Contracts and legal documents

What do wireframe layouts often use to represent visual elements?

• Detailed photographs

• Boxes

• Actual logos and titles

• Full paragraphs of text