A storyboard is a sequence of drawings, typically with some directions and dialogue, representing the shots planned for production. They include the following components:
- Visual Scenes
- Show the Setting
- Show the Characters
- Show the Events
- Heads should be approximately the same size, in relation to the frame, as the final video will be
- Blocking (Use arrows)
- Show the movement of the characters
- Show the movement of objects
- Verbal Script / Notes
- Runs alongside the storyboard
- Gives a verbal reference for the storyboard
Example Storyboard:
oreo-product-videoUsing StoryboardThat.com
To begin using StoryboardThat.com you need to the following once:
- Be in Mr. Nottingham’s Google Classroom
- Click on the link to register for StoryboardThat.com
Every time you use StoryboartThat.com you will need make sure you are signed in using your RiversideUnified.org account. That way, you’ll be able to see and turn in your assignments.
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