The storyboard created for a video project did not exactly match the final video, as changes were made during filming to improve shots from different angles or locations. Creating the storyboard helped provide an overall plan and guide the filmmaking process, by establishing the characters, dialogue, camera shots, editing styles, sound, lighting, and mise-en-scene. Details like the intended shot type and any effects, sounds, or dialogue were written next to each storyboard frame to outline the envisioned end result.

1. My Storyboard
By Sav Salt

2. storyboard
The story board we originally made does not match our final video at the end
because whilst filming we did make changes where we thought we could make
something look better from a different angle or from a different area so it does not
match the end video exactly but it was just a brief thing to help us get an over all
idea and by making a story board it put us on the right lines to where we wanted to
end up.
Whilst making the story board we had to plan what we wanted to happen and we
included what characters we would have, the dialogue, camera shots, different
editing styles, the sound, lighting and mis en scene so this gave us a good idea of
what our final video should look like and this help us have something to follow whilst
filming and editing.

3. On the left side of each picture we wrote what shot we would
use and then on the right side of each picture we wrote what
effects and sounds we wanted and what dialogue (if any) the
character would say.