(2) STYLE-BOOK (assets or bible) a specific and tight collection of guidelines and visual rules for your piece. Description for all the elements, characters history and personalities. Assets that will be actually seen in your project and how they look. ie. character design, prop library; physical details of elements finished elements. If non-narrative, then precise and mechincal desriptions of how to achieve the look of your piece.

(3) RESOURCE LIBRARY a general collection of resource materials that are important for development of project, but are not specifically going to be seen. ie: photos of environments, related imagery, excepts of texts, newspapers. Fine art references, paintings. This is where you develop the more broad ideas, and wider context for visualizations. The philosophy of you work and approach. Behind the scenes development

(4) STORYBOARD you will use 3 types: thumbnail (for yourself) presentation production, even if it is non-narrative, you still need a storyboard

(6) SOUND vocal track, any kinds of audio, music, foley

(7) ANIMATIC (storyboard filmed usually with sound), all toward the completion of the Story Reel.

(8) STORY REEL whether narrative or non-narrative, the Story Reel is final rendered piece