StoryboardLesson 6

Lesson Goals

Understand where storyboards are used in planning

Know the content of a typical storyboard

Be able to create a hand drawn storyboard

#storyboard#layout

What is a storyboard?Think about our research lessons…

Storyboard

A storyboard is a series drawings created by hand or digitally with explanations of each.

They are used for organising filming so you know what you need and visualising what each scene will look like before filming.

Storyboards can help to plan an animation or video and are usually drawn by hand.

They can be made using desktop publishing, word processing or image editing software.

#storyboard#content

Know the content of a storyboardCreate a hand drawn storyboard

StoryboardsDescribe the key content of these example storyboard scenes…

Content

The content of a typical storyboard may include the following: Number of scenes Camera Shots Camera Movement Timings Lighting Sounds Locations

#storyboard#content

Know the content of a storyboardCreate a hand drawn storyboard

All of this information helps people who are creating the film to visualise what the final product will look like.

Your Task

Using the script from last lesson create a storyboard for the main scenes by using the template provided.

The storyboard must be hand drawn and include the following details: Scene Drawings Camera Shots Camera Movement Timings Lighting Sounds Locations #storyboard

#content

Know the content of a storyboardCreate a hand drawn storyboard

Key Words

Storyboard

Content

A drawing and information about scenes for a film or animation

What goes onto something or has been put into something