In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If any of the characters in your cartoon will have spoken lines, you will need a voice actor to recite those lines, and your voice actor will need a written script so that he or she knows what needs to be said. You need to know the script before you can animate the cartoon. The mouth moves in different ways for different phonemes, and you will need to animate these different mouth movements in a believable way so that any voice overs you add later will match them. If there is no dialog in the cartoon, you might be able to skip a formal script. You should still write down a basic narrative of events so that you can keep track of the story and its different pieces, though. Write multiple drafts of any script before beginning the production phase. Write your first draft, set it aside, and come back to it in a day or two to see how you can improve upon it and make it flow more effectively. A short cartoon may only consist of a single scene, but if your cartoon is a little longer, you might need to divide it into multiple scenes or acts for easier management. When you sketch out a formal storyboard, each major change in action should be shown in one of the storyboard squares. Minor changes should be described, but may not need to be drawn out. Use basic shapes, stick figures, and simple backgrounds. A storyboard should be fairly basic. Consider drawing your storyboard frames on index cards so that you can rearrange them and move parts of the story around as necessary. You can also include notes about what is happening in each frame so that it will be easier to remember later on.
Summary: Write a script if there is any dialog. Jot down a basic narrative of events. Divide your story into main parts. Sketch out each major change in action.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Skip this step if you tamed animals earlier. You cannot breed two different animals (e.g., a pig and a wolf). You can use a fence to do this, or you can use a two-block-tall wall. Make sure that you include ample room for your animals to move around. Depending on the animals that you want to lure, you'll need to equip one of the following foods: Horse - Golden apple or golden carrot. You can make these by placing an apple or a carrot in the middle of a crafting table grid and then placing a gold bar in each of the remaining crafting slots. Sheep - Wheat. Cow or Mooshroom - Wheat. Pig - Carrot, potato, or beetroot. Chicken - Seeds, pumpkin seeds, melon seeds, or beetroot seeds. Wolf (dog) - Any meat that you can find. Wolves must be at full health in order to breed. Ocelot (cat) - Any fish. Rabbit - Dandelion, carrot, or golden carrot. Llama - Hay bale. Almost immediately after you equip the animals' favorite food, they should turn to stare at you. At this point, you can proceed with luring them into the enclosure. The animals will both follow you into the enclosure as long as you have the food equipped. Back all the way into the enclosure to prevent the animals from getting stuck too close to the entrance. With the food equipped, select both animals that you want to breed. You should see hearts appear over both of their heads. If you're feeding a wolf and the hearts aren't appearing, the wolf isn't at full HP. Keep feeding the wolf until the hearts appear, then repeat with the other wolf. Once the animals turn to face each other, quickly leave the enclosure and seal the exit. This will prevent the animals from escaping once the baby is born. Around three seconds will pass from the time the animals start breeding to the time the baby appears.
Summary: Find two of any animal that you want to breed. Build an enclosure with one open space. Equip your animals' favorite food. Wait for the animals to start following you. Back into the enclosure. Feed both animals. Exit and seal the enclosure. Wait for the baby animal to appear.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Gym mirrors come in various sizes but the standard widths are 3 and 4 feet (0.91 and 1.22m) and the standard heights are 6 and 7 feet (1.8 and 2.1m). Kits are available that include 1, 2, 3, 5, and 10 mirrors. Keep in mind that you'll need a little space on the top of the mirror to install the mirror clips. If you want to have the mirrors reach down to floor level, be sure to check for electrical outlets. Most outlets are 18 to 24 inches (46 to 61cm) off the floor. You will still be able to see your full body from 2 to 3 feet (0.61 to 0.91m) back if you hang your gym mirror to accommodate outlets. Now that you know where you would like to put your gym mirror, you know what size you need. You can call and place an order with a mirror and glass company. Many companies offer to install the mirror for you, sometimes for free and sometimes for a fee. Inquire about this option, especially if you have multiple mirrors to install or the installation is for a professional gym rather than a home gym. Choose mirrors that are at least 14 inch (0.64cm) thick. Thin glass shatters easily and is dangerous in a gym setting. If you have some extra money in your budget, consider glass-less gym mirrors. They are just as reflective but are nearly shatter proof. If you have purchased a brand-new gym mirror, it will come with the necessary hardware for installation. If you have a used gym mirror that didn't come with any hardware, you will need: A J bar and anchor screws to hang it. A J bar (sometimes called a J channel) is what the bottom edge of the mirror will be placed in for support. If you are hanging multiple gym mirrors side by side, your J bar can be the length of all of the mirrors combined. 2 mirror clips for the top edge of each mirror and two anchor screws to install them. Mirror glue. Make sure to use glue specific for mirrors, since other types of glue can damage the silver lining on the back of the mirror. These mirrors are large and awkward to carry and hold. Count on needing help. Scheduling ahead of time will make it stress-free for both of you. Provide your friend with work gloves and ask them to wear close-toed shoes. Use cleaning wipes, rubbing alcohol, or warm soapy water. Wipe the wall and allow it to dry before installation. This will help ensure that the mirror glue will bond strongly to the wall. Place the cardboard up against the wall to protect the wall from the edges of the mirror when you prop it up. Put the Styrofoam padding from the packaging down on the floor in front of the cardboard to protect the floor. Consider wearing work gloves when you are lifting the mirror and wear close-toed shoes to protect your feet.
Summary:
Determine where you want to hang your mirror. Purchase your gym mirror if you haven't already. Use a J bar, mirror clips, and mirror glue for your installation. Schedule an installation time with an able-bodied friend. Clean the entire wall space that will be covered by the mirror. Unpackage the mirror on the floor near where you will be hanging it.