Storyboarding

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 What is a storyboard?

  • A storyboard is a series of drawings created by hand or digitally with explanations beside of what is happening in a scene.
  • They can help plan out an animation or video and are usually drawn by hand, sometimes in great detail.
  • They are used for organising filming so you know what you need and visualising what each scene will look like before filming.

 What storyboards may includes

They may include:

  • Number of scenes
  • Lighting
  • Camera Shots
  • Camera Movements
  • Timings
  • Sounds
  • Location
  • Emotion/feeling
 Examples:



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