The art of conveying narratives through visual elements, such as images, animations, and graphics.

The process of creating moving images through techniques like frame-by-frame drawing or computer-generated imagery.

A visual representation of a narrative, outlining key scenes and actions in sequential order.

The creation of characters, focusing on their appearance, personality, and role in the story.

The art of creating audio elements that enhance the storytelling experience, including sound effects and music.

The framework that outlines the sequence of events in a story, typically including a beginning, middle, and end.

Specific frames in an animation where significant changes occur, marking the start and end points of a transition.

The connection that a story creates with its audience, often achieved through relatable characters and situations.

The specific group of people for whom the story or animation is intended.

Tools and programs used to create animations, such as Adobe Animate or Blender.

Visual effects that facilitate the change from one scene or image to another in an animation.

Characters that audiences can connect with, often due to shared experiences or emotions.

A process where students evaluate each other's work, providing constructive feedback and suggestions.

The background information about a character that informs their motivations and actions in the story.

The perspective from which a scene is viewed, influencing how the audience perceives the action.

A visual tool used to organize thoughts and ideas, often used in the brainstorming phase of storytelling.

The portrayal of a character's emotions through their facial expressions and body language.

The last adjustments made to an animation or project to enhance its quality and coherence.

The process of recording and detailing the steps taken during the animation creation process.

An engaging environment that draws the audience into the story, often enhanced by sound and visuals.

A personal writing practice where students reflect on their learning experiences and progress.

The process of saving and converting an animation project into a shareable format, such as MP4.

The ability to generate new ideas and concepts, essential for storytelling and animation.

The process of reviewing and improving a project based on feedback and self-assessment.

A narrative that is logically structured and flows smoothly from one point to another.