Test Your Skill

Make a short animation based on what you've learn. Combine the concept of Masking + Motion/Shape Tweening and Guided Motion Tween.

Use images can be found on internet, use your imagination and creativity :)

Storyboarding

What is a storyboard?

A storyboard contains information on graphics, video, sound, text, audience interaction, color, type fonts, type size, etc. In other words, everything necessary for crew members involved in production to do their jobs. Again, it doesn't have to be a work of art. It needs to be detailed enough so each crew member knows what to do and what will be happening throughout the whole program and exactly what it will look like.


No matter which storyboard format you choose, the following information must be included:

1. A sketch or drawing of the screen, page, or frame.
2. Color, placement, and size of graphics, if important.
3. Actual text, if any, for each screen, page, or frame.*
4. Color, size, and type of font, if there is text.
5. Narration, if any.*
6. Animation, if any.
7. Video, if any.
8. Audio, if any.
9. Audience interaction, if any.
10. Anything else the production crew needs to know.

Production Storyboard Checklist

-There is a storyboard for each page, screen, or frame.

-Each storyboard is numbered.

-All relevant details(color, graphics, sound, font, interactivity, visuals, etc. are indicated.

-All text or narration is included and cross referenced with its corresponding storyboard number.

-Each production team member has a copy or easy access to a copy of the storyboards.

 

 

  Example of storyboard (flash game)

Flash Video Game - Storyboards part 1

  kudos to : Ronin.