These 4 topics are what primarily constitute an animation. Audio is a very important part in an animation for character speech. (1) The sound must be in theme with the topic of the animation; especially what the characters say. (2) After the audio is recorded, you need to break it down to know when the character starts and ends a conversation. This is mostly decided by an editor, then marked up frame by frame. These signs are then notified when the sound in the film changes. Once you've edited the audio, you can start storyboarding. The storyboard is the draft of the animation. It is mainly used to know how the audio will appear with the scene: which is a similarity to a comic. This is useful for editing and deleting scenes before animating and then saving