Animation Model Sheets Quiz 1

What is the main purpose of a model sheet in animation?

• To display the final film

• To guide animators in maintaining character consistency

• To develop the script

• To provide background music

Which of the following is NOT a type of model sheet?

• Rough character concept

• Comparative size model

• Dialogue model

• Soundtrack model

What does a comparative size model sheet show?

• Mouth movements

• Different expressions of the character

• The relative sizes of the main characters

• Character's clothing and accessories

The final line model sheet shows:

• The character's skeleton structure

• Turnaround drawings and action poses

• Background designs

• Dialogue of the character

What is the role of an in-betweener in traditional animation?

• To design the backgrounds

• To draw the frames between key poses

• To manage the exposure sheets

• To clean up the final drawings

What does the term 'slugging' refer to in animation?

• Drawing characters frame by frame

• Timing the storyboards using dialogue footage

• Recording background music

• Designing action sequences

In animation principles, squash and stretch is used to:

• Show the volume of the character

• Show anticipation before the action

• Exaggerate movement to show motion

• Record sound effects

The X-Sheet is used for:

• Writing the script

• Showing frame-by-frame timing of the animation

• Designing the storyboard

• Recording voice-overs

Which principle of animation describes the process of preparing for the main action?

• Exaggeration

• Anticipation

• Staging

• Timing

What does the follow-through principle in animation describe?

• The action before the main event

• How a movement continues after the action has ended

• The spacing between frames

• Designing a background