A graphic representation of a film sequence that breaks down the action into individual panels is known as?

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A graphic representation of a film sequence​ that breaks down the action into individual panels is known as?

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The prompt asks: 'A graphic representation of a film sequence that breaks down the action into individual panels is known as?'

First, observe that the provided data shows an answer entry of 'd. A Storyboard', but the list of answer options is empty in this instance, which means we don’t have the full set of choices to evaluate directly.

Given the context and common terminology in film and animation, a storyboard is indeed a graphic representation that breaks down a film sequence into individual panels, each illustrating a shot or a moment in sequence. This helps plan camera angles, movements, and timing before production.

Because there are no explicit alternatives listed here, we cannot critique specific distractors or explain why they are incorrect. If we had other options (for example, 'shot list', 'animatic', or 'timeline storyboard'), we could compare how each term relates to planning and visualizing scenes and why a storyboard uniquely matches the definition of a sequence of illustrated panels.

In the absence of the option set, we can still reason about the concept: a storyboard serves as a visual roadmap of a film’s progression, conveying action, composition, and sequence in panel-by-panel form, which aligns with the described definition.

If you can provide the complete list of answer options, I can walk through each choice and explain why the correct one (the storyboard) is the best match and why the other options would be less appropriate or inaccurate.

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A graphic representation of a film sequence that breaks down the action into individual panels is known as?

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