Storyboard- A graphic organizer, similar to a comic book, arranged in a sequence to pre-visualize a film, short, animation, etc.
- originated in the 30s at Disney Studios
-Gone With the Wind was the first feature to be fully storyboarded
Agenda:
1. notebook
2. view examples of storyboards
3. working in LTV groups for development and pre-production
-project proposals
- log line + scene outline
-storyboard
4. NOTEBOOK COLLECTION
Here is an example of a storyboard from the movie, Shrek.
storyboarding
The following video talks about not "crossing the line" or the 180 degree rule.
storyboard conventions
Arrows can show camera movements. You can show a frame within a frame to show where the shot begins or ends.
Arrows can also show movement of the characters within the frame.
Photo:
For the notebook today, work on your thumbnail sketches.
Agenda:
1. three thumbnail sketches
2. working on interview layouts
- at least 2 fonts
- at least 2 photos
-at least 2 paragraphs (you can have bullet points, captions, other text in addition to the paragraphs)
-one of the photos must be cut out from the background
-headline
An example of some thumbnail sketches:
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