How are character performances represented in Storyboard Pro?

Character performances in Storyboard Pro are effectively represented through a combination of notes and visuals that highlight actions and emotions. This dual approach allows storyboard artists to convey a character's internal state as well as their physical movements, creating a holistic view of the performance.

Visuals alone may show the character’s expressions and actions, but without accompanying notes, the depth of the intent behind those actions might be lost. Notes provide context that can include emotional beats, motivations, or specific nuances that aren't easily captured through visuals alone. This synergy between visuals and written notes ensures that anyone reviewing the storyboard can understand the character's intended performance comprehensively, leading to an enriched storytelling experience.

While other options focus on limited aspects of performance—such as visuals without notes, dedicated panels for dialogue, or audio annotations—they do not encompass the full range of character expression. This makes the combination of both visuals and notes the most effective method for representing character performances in Storyboard Pro.