ICT Storyboard

Alex wants to create a short film about his summer vacation. What is the first step he should take in creating his storyboard?

• Define his story and main events.

• Create a template to organize his film.

• Add visual details for the scenes.

Sofia is starting her storyboard for a class project. In her first frame, what should she include?

• A list of her favorite characters.

• A sketch of the beginning scene.

• The ending of her story.

Liam is having trouble organizing his story about a magical forest. Why is it important for him to divide his story into parts?

• It confuses the audience.

• It makes the story longer.

• It helps organize the plot.

During the storyboard creation, Mia needs to illustrate a scene where characters meet in a park. What should she add to her frame besides the sketches?

• Visual details like location and actions.

• Long paragraphs of text.

• Background music ideas.

Noah is writing dialogue for his storyboard about a friendship adventure. What should he keep in mind when creating this dialogue?

• Make it as long as possible.

• Keep it short and relevant to the scene.

• Use complicated words.

Emma realizes that one part of her storyboard doesn’t make sense to her friends. What is the best action for her to take?

• Revise it to make it clearer.

• Ignore it and hope for the best.

• Ask her teacher to fix it.

As Jack is filling in the details of his storyboard, he wonders what type of details are important to add in his frames. What should he focus on?

• Details about his favorite food.

• Details about locations and actions.

• Details about the weather.

While creating her storyboard, Ava includes captions in her frames. What is the purpose of these captions?

• To confuse the reader.

• To explain what happens in each scene.

• To decorate the storyboard.

Oliver is sketching his storyboard for a comic strip. Why is it okay if his sketches aren’t perfect?

• They show his ideas clearly.

• No one will see them.

• They are just for practice.

When working on his storyboard for a science project, Ethan is arranging his frames. Why is sequencing these frames important?

• It doesn’t matter how he arranges them.

• It makes it easier to follow the story.

• It takes more time than he has.