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Which are Character Animator types?
- Hand-drawn
- Flash style
- Rigger style
- 3D Pixar style

About This Quiz

This quiz, titled 'SA 8MI Anim Foundation - 1-3', assesses fundamental knowledge in animation, focusing on animator types, character animation, story concepts, script structure, and sources of inspiration. It's designed to build foundational skills for aspiring animators.

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Story concept in animation process is so important because it is the foundation for the animated project.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

The explanation for the given correct answer is that the story concept in the animation process serves as the backbone or foundation for the entire animated project. It sets the tone, plot, and characters, and guides the overall direction of the animation. Without a strong story concept, the animation may lack coherence, emotional depth, and audience engagement. Therefore, the importance of a solid story concept cannot be overstated in the animation process.

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3.

Which parts must a script have?
- Ending
- Layout ideas
- A beginning
- Character list
- A middle
Correct Answer(s)

A. Ending
A. A beginning
A. A middle

Explanation

A script must have an ending, a beginning, and a middle in order to be complete. The ending provides closure to the story, the beginning sets up the initial situation, and the middle develops the plot and characters. These three components are essential for a script to have a clear structure and narrative progression.

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Which types of animators start visualizing the script?
- Illustrators
- Texturers
- Art Directors
- Character Designers
Correct Answer(s)

A. Illustrators
A. Art Directors
A. Character Designers

Explanation

Illustrators, Art Directors, and Character Designers are all types of animators who start visualizing the script. They are responsible for creating the visual elements of the animation, such as the characters, backgrounds, and overall art direction. Their skills and expertise in drawing and design allow them to bring the script to life through visual storytelling. Texturers, on the other hand, are responsible for applying textures and materials to the 3D models created by the animators, and they do not typically start visualizing the script.

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5.

Why do we have to represent our work to others? To check if our work is ___________________ with others.

Correct Answer(s)
communicating

Explanation
We have to represent our work to others in order to communicate and share our ideas, progress, and findings. By presenting our work, we can receive feedback, suggestions, and insights from others, which can help us improve and refine our work. Additionally, sharing our work allows others to learn from our experiences and potentially build upon our work, leading to further advancements and collaborations in the field.

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6.

Editors turn storyboards into a rough version of the movie.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

Storyboards are visual representations or sketches of each scene in a movie, outlining the sequence of events and camera angles. They serve as a blueprint for the film and help the director and crew visualize how the movie will look. Editors take these storyboards and use them to create a rough version of the movie by piecing together the scenes in the intended order. This rough version allows the director and editors to make necessary changes before finalizing the film. Therefore, the statement "Editors turn storyboards into a rough version of the movie" is true.

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What types of animators do you know?
8.

Where should you look for inspiration?
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What happens in a Storyboards part of the animation project?
10.

What are ANIMATICS?
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(Sa 8mi) Anim Foundation - 1-3

Which are Character Animator types?

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Story concept in animation process is so important because it is the foundation for the animated project.

Which parts must a script have?

Which types of animators start visualizing the script?

Why do we have to represent our work to others? To check if our work is ___________________ with others.

Editors turn storyboards into a rough version of the movie.

What types of animators do you know?

Where should you look for inspiration?

What happens in a Storyboards part of the animation project?

What are ANIMATICS?

Share your thoughts on the Anim Foundation 1-3 Video you have viewed?