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WorksheetsStoryboard Certification Study 😀
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 17mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is a panel?
a)
is one specific action or moment in a storyboard
b)
the size or strength of the blur
c)
turn the animate button on in that layer
2.
What is the advantage of using a bitmap layer?
a)
imparts a more natural and soft look to your work
b)
is one specific action or moment in a storyboard
c)
the size or strength of the blur
3.
What do you need to do to animate a layer?
a)
turn the animate button on in that layer
b)
imparts a more natural and soft look to your work
c)
enables you to quickly fill in sketch objects, hiding anything that is behind the object.
4.
What does the radius of a blur mean?
a)
the size or strength of the blur
b)
turn the animate button on in that layer
c)
Windows > restore default workspace
5.
What is the purpose of an auto- matte?
a)
enables you to quickly fill in sketch objects, hiding anything that is behind the object.
b)
the size or strength of the blur
c)
displays the drawings from previous panels in the current panel, so you can see where to place the drawings for the next panel.
6.
How do reset a workspace?
a)
Windows > restore default workspace
b)
enables you to quickly fill in sketch objects, hiding anything that is behind the object.
c)
Draw Behind
7.
What does the onion skin do?
a)
displays the drawings from previous panels in the current panel, so you can see where to place the drawings for the next panel.
b)
Windows > restore default workspace
c)
Playhead
8.
What is the name of the tool that allows you to 'pop' your character forward from the background by painting behind the lines with white?
a)
Draw Behind
b)
displays the drawings from previous panels in the current panel, so you can see where to place the drawings for the next panel.
c)
timeline view
9.
What is the name of the red bar that you can drag either left or right in the Timeline View?
a)
Playhead
b)
Draw Behind
c)
Sound Scrubbing
10.
Where can you edit sound?
a)
timeline view
b)
Playhead
c)
Pan from right side to left side
11.
What option should you select in order to hear your audio track when you move the playhead?
a)
Sound Scrubbing
b)
timeline view
c)
The medium which your production will be seen on
12.
Which one of these would be put into the action notes?
a)
Pan from right side to left side
b)
Sound Scrubbing
c)
Script, structure & delivery
13.
Before storyboarding, consider the delivery of your production. What is delivery?
a)
The medium which your production will be seen on
b)
Pan from right side to left side
c)
While pressing and hold the Alt key, position the mouse cursor over the right edge of the panel you
14.
What things do you need to focus on before you start your Storyboard?
a)
Script, structure & delivery
b)
The medium which your production will be seen on
c)
a red vertical line
15.
How do you resize a panel without offsetting later panels and resize the next panel only?
a)
While pressing and hold the Alt key, position the mouse cursor over the right edge of the panel you
b)
Script, structure & delivery
c)
a green bracket or green shape
16.
In the THUMBNAILS VIEW, what indicates where you can drop a SCENE when reordering them?
a)
a red vertical line
b)
While pressing and hold the Alt key, position the mouse cursor over the right edge of the panel you
c)
it is not linked to the original project. A copy of the assets are created for the template, and you can modify the original project without affecting your template. Likewise, when you import a template into your project, it is copied into your project. Making changes to the template will not affect its imported copies, and you can make changes to the imported assets without affecting the template.
17.
In the TIMELINE VIEW, what indicates where you can drop a PANEL when reordering them?
a)
a green bracket or green shape
b)
a red vertical line
c)
it's added after the current selected scene.
18.
When you use a template from the library and edit the original, what happens?
a)
it is not linked to the original project. A copy of the assets are created for the template, and you can modify the original project without affecting your template. Likewise, when you import a template into your project, it is copied into your project. Making changes to the template will not affect its imported copies, and you can make changes to the imported assets without affecting the template.
b)
a green bracket or green shape
c)
You can move things forward and backward (in front and behind objects) creating depth. you can move layers on the z-axis and rotate them in any direction. You can also rotate the camera in any direction and make it move across the depth of the stage
19.
If you click the button to create a new scene, where is that scene added?
a)
it's added after the current selected scene.
b)
it is not linked to the original project. A copy of the assets are created for the template, and you can modify the original project without affecting your template. Likewise, when you import a template into your project, it is copied into your project. Making changes to the template will not affect its imported copies, and you can make changes to the imported assets without affecting the template.
c)
a bitmap
20.
What is the advantage of working in 3D?
a)
You can move things forward and backward (in front and behind objects) creating depth. you can move layers on the z-axis and rotate them in any direction. You can also rotate the camera in any direction and make it move across the depth of the stage
b)
it's added after the current selected scene.
c)
square grid guide
21.
When you merge a bitmap and a vector layer, what is the end resulting layer?
a)
a bitmap
b)
You can move things forward and backward (in front and behind objects) creating depth. you can move layers on the z-axis and rotate them in any direction. You can also rotate the camera in any direction and make it move across the depth of the stage
c)
Once hold and Override existing layers option
22.
What grid can you draw on that only allows you to draw on the horizontal and vertical axes?
a)
square grid guide
b)
a bitmap
c)
is the timing of the individual recorded lines of dialogue against the board.
23.
If you need to modify a drawing layer that is used in multiple panels, what do you need to click?
a)
Once hold and Override existing layers option
b)
square grid guide
c)
Trim Extra Lines Mode
24.
What does the term slugging mean?
a)
is the timing of the individual recorded lines of dialogue against the board.
b)
Once hold and Override existing layers option
c)
The Storyboard View, the Panel View
25.
When using the Polyline tool, what option do you need to activate to make sure any unnecessary lines are removed?
a)
Trim Extra Lines Mode
b)
is the timing of the individual recorded lines of dialogue against the board.
c)
ctrl + shift + or ? + shift
26.
Where would you import a script? ** Select all that apply
a)
The Storyboard View, the Panel View
b)
Trim Extra Lines Mode
c)
the layers have the same name
27.
In order to select multiple layers to be edited, which keys do you have to press to make your selection?
a)
ctrl + shift + or ? + shift
b)
The Storyboard View, the Panel View
c)
when multiple panels are selected
28.
To edit multiple layers across several panels, you must ensure that...
a)
the layers have the same name
b)
ctrl + shift + or ? + shift
c)
merge the layer with the existing panel of the same name
29.
When will the Paste Special option appear in the Layer top menu?
a)
when multiple panels are selected
b)
the layers have the same name
c)
file menu
30.
When pasting a layer across multiple panels, you can...
a)
merge the layer with the existing panel of the same name
b)
when multiple panels are selected
c)
You can also nudge the selection by using the arrow keys on your keyboard
31.
What happens to strokes in a bitmap layer?
a)
they are flattened once drawn
b)
merge the layer with the existing panel of the same name
c)
when multiple panels are selected
32.
Where can you create a new project? ** SELECT ALL THAT APPLY
a)
welcome screen
b)
file menu
c)
a final draft script,
d)
from a Harmony scene
33.
What can you do if you are having trouble moving an object without moving other things? ***Select all that apply
a)
you can click and drag on the blue point in the center. However, this point may be obstructed by the layer's pivot point. If that is the case, you can click and, drag on the pivot point to move it out of the way, then click and drag on the center point to move the layer
b)
You can also nudge the selection by using the arrow keys on your keyboard
c)
You can also enter specific coordinates in the Horizontal Offset and Vertical Offset fields in the Tool Properties view
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