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Storyboard Pro Cert Review II

Total questions: 38

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are the two different backgrounds for brush and pencil tips? (Pick Two)

a)

A white opaque background

b)

A bitmap background

c)

a transparent background

d)

a vector background

e)

A default, common Larch background

2.

A vector line supports textures and blending.

a)

Only on alternate Wednesdays

b)

True

c)

Medium

d)

False

3.

A bitmap line is a line made of pixels.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

After selecting one or more scenes from the timeline view, what is the best way to flip the selected scenes?

a)

A.) Select Storyboard > Flip Selected Scenes

b)

B.) In the Thumbnails view, right-click on your selection and select (Flip Selected Scenes)

c)

C.) In the Timeline view, right-click on your selection and select (Flip Selected Scenes)

d)

D.) All of the above

5.

What are the three types of blur? (Pick Three)

a)

Radial Zoom Blur

b)

Motion Blur

c)

Blur

d)

Directional Blur

e)

Motion Sickness Blur

6.

What's the first step to add a brush tip?

a)

   A: Click the add button

b)

   B: In the Tool Properties view, click the Show Extended Properties button to open the Brush Properties dialog

c)

C: Select the brush tool

d)

D: None of the above

7.

What is the pencil tool used for?

a)

A: Vector only

b)

B: Bitmap only

c)

C: Both

d)

D: Neither

8.

An extreme close-up is a

magnified view of an object or

character. That object will usually

fill the entire screen.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

Why do we use show, do not tell?

a)

To keep audience engagement

b)

To create a panel/ scene without the use of captions

c)

To maintain excitement and movement

d)

To keep everyone guessing about the action

10.

What does the Extract function do? (Pick Two)

a)

It turns a panel into a scene in three acts

b)

It can make your storyboard take up less memory

c)

It condenses your all your panels into scenes

d)

It extracts portions of your project into smaller projects

e)

It deletes all panels you have selected to remove

11.

What are the Five different camera shots used in Storyboard Pro?

a)

Extraordinary shot, wing shot, medium shot, extreme close up shot, and clued-in shot

b)

Discriminating shot, long shot, medium shot, extra close up shot, and close up shot

c)

Establishing shot, long shot, medium shot, extreme close up shot, and close up shot

d)

Establishing shot, missed it by a long shot, medium-hot shot, extreme close up shot, and close up shot

e)

Establishing shot, lingo shot, medium shot, extra close up shot, and close up shot

12.

What are the disadvantages of using a Vector brush?

a)

It doesn’t support vectors or bitmaps

b)

It doesn’t support text tools or blending

c)

It doesn’t support textures or banding

d)

It doesn’t support textures or blending

13.

Brush strokes in the Bitmap layer are flattened together and can never be selected individually.

a)

True

b)

False

14.

( (a)   ) lines are spines bending and repeating a pattern that can be adjusted after the line is drawn.’ (Which tool is this?)

15.

Can you use images for pencil and brush tools?

a)

Yes!

b)

No!

16.

What is a keyboard shortcut for flattening vector strokes?

a)

A: Alt + F

b)

B: Shift + F

c)

C: F

d)

D: Alt + Shift + F

e)

E: Alt + Shift

17.

Is an establishing shot a shot that shows a close up on the character?

a)

Yes!

b)

No!

18.

Do you have to convert the vector layer first to a bitmap layer to apply a blur effect?

a)

Yes!

b)

No!

19.

Is a messy room an example of “Show do not tell”?

a)

No!

b)

Yes!

c)

Yes! The messier the better because it tells a story!

d)

The Larch

20.

Where do you go to set drawing resolution?

a)

A: Project Properties then go to Panel Resolution tab

b)

B: Layer Resolution then go to Project Properties tab

c)

C: Project Properties then go to Layer Resolution tab

d)

D: Layer Rasterization then go to Panel Properties tab

21.

How do you create a brush preset in a Storyboard Pro?

a)

Tool Properties view, click on

the arrow button next to the stroke

preview area to open the Pencil

Properties dialog

b)

In the Tools area, select the Brush,

tool. In the Tool Properties view, click the + button to name your new brush.

c)

Configure your brush to be exactly

how you wish to use it in the future

d)

In the Tools toolbar, select the Brush,

Pencil, Line, Ellipse, or Rectangle tool. In the Tool Properties view, click the

New Brush button.

The New Preset dialog box opens

e)

Type in a name for your new pencil and click OK.

The new preset appears in the

Presets list

22.

A Storyboard is an illustrated version of a production script.

a)

True

b)

False

23.

Flipping a scene will flip all panels

included in that scene, as well as the

camera movements.

a)

True

b)

False

c)

Only if they have the same layer names

d)

Only if the constrain aspect ratio button is chosen

24.

A panel is one specific action or moment in a storyboard.

a)

Not in an extreme close-up shot

b)

Only if the layers are named the same

c)

True

d)

False

e)

Extract

25.

(a)   signifies how diluted your paint is.

26.

Is the brush tool a vector, bitmap, or hybrid tool?

a)

A - Vector

b)

B - Bitmap

c)

C - Hybrid

d)

D - All of the above

27.

What is Center Line Smoothing?

a)

Distance between each tip stamp

b)

Closes open areas with an invisible hairline

c)

How much you can pull a line to make smooth curves

d)

How much your line will be smoothed out after it is drawn

28.

How do you make a loop in Storyboard Pro?

a)

Run a complete

cycle but in a ping pong pattern

b)

Cycle until one

sequence of layers is completed

c)

Paste the layer into multiple panels for the duration

d)

Use the same drawing

on all the selected panels

29.

How do you texturize your canvas?

a)

Blend Mode

b)

Dual Tip

c)

Paper Texture

d)

Texturize Button

30.

-------------- is a transition between two shots, where one shot fades away

and simultaneously another shot fades in

(a)  

31.

A medium shot is is magnified view of an object or

character.

a)

False

b)

True

c)

Sometimes

d)

If there are more than two people in the scene

32.

A (a)   shot is to tell what is happening, not the location or characters.

33.

What can the pencil line be manipulated by?

a)

A. The Select tool

b)

B. The Cutter tool

c)

C. Contour Editor tool

d)

D. All of the above

34.

What is spacing in Storyboard Pro?

a)

How much paint you have on your brush

b)

How much space is between objects

c)

Distance between each tip stamp

d)

How much space is between ears

35.

The Pencil tool is a vector and bitmap drawing tool.

a)

YES!

b)

Giraffe!

c)

NO!

36.

What are arrows used for?

a)

To avoid collisions

b)

To get into the flow of the scene

c)

To portray movement

d)

To make a move

37.

What file format are brushes imported as?

a)

JPG

b)

XTG

c)

XML

d)

PNG

e)

PDF

38.

Which panel in the storyboard do you go to to move around keyframes?

a)

The Transponder

b)

The Timeline

c)

Time Travel Dialog Box

d)

What is Time?