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Storyboarding

Today ill be explaining what storyboarding is and why it is important in a film. This is going to be short because we aren't going to be very long because storyboarding is very simple and much easier since your not doing too much.  

What is storyboarding? 

Storyboarding is a graphic organizer that consists of illustration or graphic images in a certain sequence for a pre-visual motion picture animation of your film. Typically, this means that you have a visual of what each shot is going to be doing. The storyboard description gives further on what the picture is trying to show. For example, if your going to draw something that supposed to show a whip pan, you should make the description: "Camera goes into a whip pan....". This will help you better understand because you cant just rely on your mind remembering or a picture or drawing showing. A storyboard should take you about  2-3 days to make if have your script.

why is storyboarding important?

Storyboarding is important for two reasons. First reason, storyboarding helps you see the visuals of what you want going out in the film. When you have a visual put down on paper and dawned out, it'll be easy to show you wat the scene. The second reason is the description of each shot. The description helps have a better knowledge of what's going in each shot/scene. For example, if you drew a a zoom in then put: “ zoom in on…”. Storyboarding just makes everything more easier to film because you’ll know what to do.

What will ours look like?

Our storyboard will look like regular storyboards. It’ll have the characters: Kathy, Chuckles the clown, kathy’s friend(s). It’ll have drawings and graphic images from the web. We aren’t artist so we can cant draw to we’ll but the description will have all we need to know what’s going on. But we try to make sure it has every single info we need to make filming easy. We are using studio binder. I recommend this because you can write your script and the storyboard will be so much easier to make and not that much work.

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