To tell a story through a sequence of images, shoot from multiple angles to have a complete view when editing. Look at pictures of the Babo building in Ziro, Arunachal Pradesh and discuss how to make the sequence more interesting. Work in a team to sequence some of the pictures, write a line for each to tell the story, and explain choices and omitted pictures.

1. SHOOTING A SEQUENCE
AND
USING THE IMAGES TO TELL A STORY

2. Shoot as many angles, walk around the area of
action, get all perspectives so that you have a
complete view when you edit.
Look at the following pictures and discuss what
else could have done to make the sequence
more interesting.

3. BABO BUILDING AT ZIRO, ARUNACHAL PRADESH
EXERCISE SHUFFLE THE FOLLOWING PICTURES IN A SEQUENCE OF YOUR
CHOICE – WRITE A LINE PER PICTURE TO TELL THE STORY.
RESEARCH YOUR STORY FIRST WHERE IS ZIRO, WHAT IS A BABO, WHEN IS
IT BUILT
WRITE WORDS THAT ADD MORE TO THE PICTURE – GIVE DETAILS THAT
ARE NOT PRESENT IN THE PICTURE.
WORK IN TEAMS OF 4. YOU DON’T NEED TO USE ALL THE PICTURES. USE
ATLEAST 6.
YOU NEED TO EXPLAIN WHY YOU CHOSE CERTAIN PICTURES AND LEFT
OTHERS OUT.