What is a Storyboard?

What is a storyboard?

• A detailed script for a video.

• A document that lays out the narrative flow of a video scene by scene.

• A collection of final graphics for a video.

• A tool used only in traditional animation.

What tools are typically used for storyboards in film, TV, and traditional animation?

• Adobe Illustrator and PowerPoint.

• Advanced digital animation software.

• Pencil and paper, or simple downloadable artboards.

• Complex 3D modeling tools.

How does Wyzowl's approach to storyboarding differ from traditional methods?

• They use only hand-drawn sketches.

• They create full graphics that will be used in the final product.

• They rely solely on written scripts.

• They do not use any digital tools.

What is a key benefit of using a storyboard in video production?

• It eliminates the need for a script.

• It allows visualizing the video before animation.

• It guarantees immediate client approval.

• It reduces the overall cost of production significantly.

Why is it easier to make changes on a storyboard than on a completed rendered video project?

• Storyboards are always digital, making changes simple.

• Completed videos are difficult to edit once rendered.

• Storyboards are a mid-step that allows for changes with far less hassle.

• Clients prefer making changes only at the storyboard stage.