Storyboard
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The storyboard is a visual plan that breaks down a film or video into individual shots and scenes. It helps filmmakers plan and visualize the flow of the narrative before filming begins. Each panel of the storyboard represents a scene and includes basic visual elements like characters, setting, action, and dialogue to map out the timing, composition, and continuity of shots.
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