Animation Design Worksheet

What is the main goal of Strand BIII: Present the Chosen Design?

• To create the final animation

• To draw different storyboards

• To choose the best design idea and explain why

• To write a script for the animation

When choosing a final design, what should you consider most?

• Which one is the most colorful

• Which one is your favorite

• Which one meets the most design specifications and peer feedback

• Which one took the longest to draw

What is a storyboard used for in 2D animation?

• To show dialogue only

• To describe the setting

• To visualize the story in frames and plan animation

• To draw characters only

Why is peer feedback important when choosing a design?

• It helps you avoid doing your own work

• It gives you free ideas to copy

• It helps you understand how others see your design

• It tells you who has the best design in class

Which of the following is part of the design specifications?

• The number of students in class

• The title of the book

• The number of clear frames and camera angles

• Your favorite cartoon

What tool helps you compare your storyboard drafts easily?

• Comic book

• Feedback form

• Evaluation table

• Script

What kind of feedback should you ask your classmate (animation director)?

• About your favorite movie

• About your handwriting

• About your story clarity, actions, and angles

• About your color choice

What is a clear sign that a storyboard is effective?

• It is very detailed with no labels

• It includes 6–8 clear frames, camera angles, and movement labels

• It has random colors and characters

• It only shows one frame

Which ATL skill is mostly used in this strand?

• Communication

• Self-management

• Social

• Research

Why is reflection important when choosing a design?

• To blame others for mistakes

• To plan who to work with

• To think about what worked well and what can be improved

• To ignore peer feedback