Storyboarding

Why Use A Storyboard?

  • Becomes a catalyst for new, creative and interesting ideas
  • Helps with organisation
  • Shows how a production has progressed (initial vs final storyboard)
  • Shows which scenes are needed
  • Helps to list equipment needed for shooting
  • Provides a way to explore alternative shots

What We Need To Include:

  • Basic sketches to show framing/mise en scene
  • Directions of movement (using arrows)
  • The order of shots and transitions
  • What sound/dialogue is present within each shot
  • Duration of each shot
  • Type of shot
  • Short description of narrative within each shot

And What Are Our Options?

We could use a digital storyboard, as it would be easy to use and edit, as well as being easy to access through multiple platforms. However, storyboarding software can cost a substantial amount, and be difficult to use without a graphics tablet or other artistic aid, which can also be expensive to acquire.

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