How To: Storyboards
Why do
you need a storyboard?
- Best way to share the
vision. A visual aid- you are able to show how exactly you want the film
to look through pictures rather than words.
- Makes production much
easier. A storyboard sets up a plan for production, including all of
the shots needed in the order that they will be laid out and how the
visuals will interact with the script.
- Saves you time. It helps to
make the creation process go more smoothly.
How to make
a storyboard:
- Create the template
- Add the script below each
panel - write any dialogue that will be said and a brief description of
the scene/shot. it should read like a comic book
- Sketch the story- it
doesn't have to be incredibly detailed. Just provide enough visual
detail to give an impression of what is happening. Show the characters in
the scene, the framing etc. make notes about camera angles and movement,
transitions between shots and other details that will come in handy during
production and post production.
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