There are two ways you could plan out your work: 1. Create a mock-up.  When you make a mock-up, you basically sketch out your ideas for your project, not worrying about artistic quality (stick figures are fine!). A mock-up is especially useful if you're planning a "still" project -- something that doesn't use movement, sound, etc.  You can use the attached mock-up grid, if you want, to sketch out the parts or "scenes" of your project.  2. Create a storyboard.  A storyboard lets you write out a script for the narration or other sound--and then make notes or sketches for any images as well. A storyboard is useful if you're planning a project that involves sound, movement, voiceover, etc.  You can use the attached storyboard template, if you wish. .

1. There are two ways you could plan out your work:
1. Create a mock-up.
When you make a mock-up, you basically sketch out your ideas
for your project, not worrying about artistic quality (stick
figures are fine!).
A mock-up is especially useful if you're planning a "still"
project -- something that doesn't use movement, sound, etc.
You can use the attached mock-up grid, if you want, to sketch
out the parts or "scenes" of your project.
2. Create a storyboard.
A storyboard lets you write out a script for the narration or
other sound--and then make notes or sketches for any images as
well. A storyboard is useful if you're planning a project that
involves sound, movement, voiceover, etc.
You can use the attached storyboard template, if you wish.