PHOTOGRAPHIC STORYBOARD
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Photography students Lily Gunn and Hannah Mountford created a storyboard for a photographic project. Their storyboard outlined the scenes, locations, characters, and progression of events for the planned photo shoot. Gunn and Mountford's storyboard helped them visualize and plan the execution of their photographic project.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC STORYBOARD
- 1. Photographic Storyboard Lily Gunn and Hannah Mountford