The document provides information about creating a storyboard, including that a storyboard illustrates frames with descriptions of shots and transitions between them. It can be drawn by hand or using online templates and apps. The document also outlines four levels of storyboarding from basic to excellent, describing the format, drawings, presentation, and descriptions expected at each level. It reminds the reader that every shot should have a storyboard element and to consider timing for each frame.

1. Assign 33 - Storyboard

2. Storyboard
• Illustrates a frame
• Show shot/angle
• Have description of shot/movement
underneath
• Transitions in between
• You can draw yourself
• Use templates online
• Storyboard creation websites/apps

3. Storyboard
WWW?

4. Storyboards – EBI?

5. Storyboards - levels
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
Format:
-hand drawn or not clear
Format:
-may have
chosen/development a basic
template
Format:
-selection & application of an
effective template for good
presentation
Drawings:
-some development but
shots/angles may not be clear
Drawings:
-fairly good representations of
people/objects/locations with
clarity of shots/angles
Format:
-selection & application of an
excellent template for superb
presentation, small details
may have been
designed/created by student
Drawings:
-rushed and minimal
Presentation/organisation:
-messy and very little
organisation of text, sequence
is not clear
Descriptions:
-extremely minimal or no
written descriptions to
identify frames/shots etc
Presentation/organisation:
-some understanding of
sequence of shots but text
organisation may need
development
Descriptions:
-written descriptions are
basic, (such as just frame #s
or type of shots) may not
provide enough of detail in
description
Presentation/organisation:
-neat & clear,
frames/drawings are nicely
presented with clear text
organisation, may need some
development in detail
Descriptions:
-neat & clear,
frames/drawings are nicely
presented with clear text
organisation
Drawings:
-excellent representations of
people/objects/locations with
clarity of shots/angles
including small details such as
lighting
Presentation/organisation:
-neat & clear, all aspects are
well presented including small
detail of text (such as
shots/descriptions/subtitles
are all clear)
Descriptions:
-all details of text are fully
clear and describe &
complements visual frames

6. Template

7. Remember….
• Should be for EVERY shot!
• Identify match on action (multiple boxes is
better but in a frame at minimum)
• Consider TIMING ……… .10secs …….. .35secs