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WorksheetsAnimation Vocabulary
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is a storyboard?
An individual drawing.
A sequence of rough drawings to plan an animation.
A movie made of drawings.
A graphic determined by lines and curves.
FPS stand for
Features per situation
Frames per sequence
Frames per storyboard
Frames per second
The beginning or ending of a sequence of frames
Mainframe
Keyframe
Storyboard frame
Onion skin
A box with a line that runs through the timeline that allows you to drag back and forth to see the action
Vector
Layer
Playhead
Frame
The timeline is where the sequence of events is created, and it is made up of
Pixels
Symbols
Vectors
Frames
Dragging the playhead back and forth to see the movement is called
Scrubbing
Scratching
Framing
Stop Motion
A graphic, button or movie clip that can be reused is called a
Vector
Symbol
Frame
Onion Skin
The scene behind the action is the
Layer
Background
Playhead
Animator
Frame-by-frame animation is when the animator
Creates each frame individually
Uses Tweening to create in-between frames
Drags the playhead back and forth on the timeline
Exaggerates drawings to show action
A graphic determined by lines and curves
jpeg
Raster
Vector
Bitmap
