Draft 3 – script and storyboard (mine)
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This document outlines a script and storyboard timeline for a documentary series. It includes a 2-minute intro to the series, a 1-minute intro to an episode, and plans for the final 2 minutes in each of 4 sections, represented by symbols. The timeline uses arrows on a white line to represent the flow of time and includes drawings of the planned shots for each section.
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[1] A timeline plan for a documentary series broken into sections including a 2 minute intro, 1 minute episode intro, and multiple 2 minute final sections.
[2] Key symbols are explained to represent new sections.
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Draft 3 – script and storyboard (mine)
- 1. Draft 3 – Script timeline anD StoryboarD
- 2. Script - 2 minute intro to SerieS
- 3. Script - 2 minute intro to SerieS
- 4. Script - 1 minute intro to epiSoDe
- 5. Script - final 2 minuteS
- 6. Script - final 2 minuteS
- 7. Script - final 2 minuteS
- 8. Script - final 2 minuteS
- 9. timeline plan key SymbolS • This symbol represents a new section of the documentary • The white line represents time and the arrows point down to the drawing of the shot for the documentary.
- 10. timeline plan – firSt 2 minuteS
- 11. Timeline plan – firsT 2 minuTes
- 12. Timeline plan – firsT 2 minuTes
- 13. Timeline plan – firsT 2 minuTes
- 14. Timeline plan – firsT 2 minuTes
- 15. sToryboard – 1 minuTe inTro To episode
- 16. Storyboard - 1 minute intro to epiSode
- 17. timeline plan – final 2 minuteS
- 18. timeline plan – final 2 minuteS
- 19. timeline plan – final 2 minuteS