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Storyboarding
- 1. Storyboarding • Aim: To understand how to produce an accurate storyboard By the end of the lesson you will: -‐ produce a correctly labelled storyboard
- 3. If you were given a camera, do you think you could successfully shoot this sequence? How could it be improved?
- 4. WHAT IS THE POINT OF STORYBOARDING? Storyboarding is oMen used by producNon teams in the pre-‐producNon phase. It is the first step towards visualising a script. It makes shooNng and direcNng a sequence much quicker to complete.
- 5. Spot the shot 1 3 4 2 a. Close up b. Establishing shot c. Two shot d. Long shot
- 6. Spot the shot 7 6 8 e. High angle f. Low angle g. Point of view shot h. Extreme close up
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- 8. WHAT DO WE NEED TO LABEL THE STORYBOARD ACCURATELY? SHOT TYPE + ANGLE SETTING SOUND – SFX + MUSIC DIALOGUE / VOICE OVER LIGHTING DURATION OF EACH FRAME A TITLE A NUMBER FOR EACH FRAME EDIT INSTRUCTIONS – CUT, WIPE, FADE CAMERA MOVEMENT – PAN, TRACK
- 9. Title: Camera shot = Long Shot 1a Camera angle = H Seeng = Outside in a park Camera Sound/SFX = Theme music, birds singing movement TILT DOWN Dialogue/VO = LighNng = Bright outdoor DuraNon = 3 seconds 1b Can you add the appropriate labels for shot 2? 2 Camera shot = ______________________ Camera angle = ________________________ Seeng = ______________________________ Sound/SFX = __________________________ Dialogue/VO = _________________________ LighNng = _____________________________ DuraNon = ____________________________
- 10. Storyboarding exercise • Storyboard a four frame sequence to begin your advert with camera movement and a transiNon. • You must clearly annotate each frame with all the relevant informaNon. Make sure you are clear on: Product / Target Audience / Slogan / Lines of Appeal before you start storyboarding.