FUNDAMENTALS OF COMPUTER

Detailed explanation-1: -An animatic is an animated storyboard. It’s a rough draught of a sequence or film, sometimes with a soundtrack, used to help filmmakers get an idea of what a sequence will look like. Animatics are used to test timings and flow and to see if the sequence gets the correct meaning across at the right pace.

Detailed explanation-2: -There are many different types of animatics including: sketches, storyboards, and preproduction layouts; Animatics are drawings that show the flow of a story. They can help you make quick changes to your script and see how it impacts the animation.

Detailed explanation-3: -The only difference between animatic and storyboard is the fact that in the animatic, artists stitch the frames together and render them to create an animated video. In short, an animatic is the animated version of a storyboard that is more realistic than the final animation in the case of a story sequence.

Detailed explanation-4: -Animatic vs Animation Animatics are used to plan an animation, and use low-resolution images to convey timing, rather than the look and feel of the final piece. An animatic is the pre-cursor to the final animation, and is a key part of the planning process.