In this activity, you will arrange drawings or images conveying the narrative of your final film in a storyboard format.
Whether you are an amateur filmmaker or a world-renowned director, storyboarding your project will be one of the first steps you need to take as you begin a project. A storyboard is a visual representation of the sequence of events that make up your narrative. It usually consists of images and notes. It should also specify what shots and angles you intend to use to convey your story.
Your final product may look much different than your storyboard. New ideas may affect your creative vision as you are developing your story. However, it is important to be as specific as possible in your initial visualization so that your project stays focused and organized.
By the end of this assignment, you will be able to:
- Create a storyboard.
- Construct and convey a narrative.
3. Review and complete pages 2–6.
2.4 Worksheet — Storyboard Practice
MCM 230: Digital Audio & Video Production
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Overview
Whether you are an amateur filmmaker or a world-renowned director, storyboarding your project will be one of the first steps you need to take as you begin a project. A storyboard is a visual representation of the sequence of events that make up your narrative. It usually consists of images and notes. It should also specify what shots and angles you intend to use to convey your story.
Your final product may look much different than your storyboard. New ideas may affect your creative vision as you are developing your story. However, it is important to be as specific as possible in your initial visualization so that your project stays focused and organized.
On the following slide, add images and text to create your storyboard.
MCM 230 — ASSIGNMENT 2.4 — WORKSHEET
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MCM 230 — ASSIGNMENT 2.4 — WORKSHEET
MCM 230 — ASSIGNMENT 2.4 — WORKSHEET
MCM 230 — ASSIGNMENT 2.4 — WORKSHEET
MCM 230 — ASSIGNMENT 2.4 — WORKSHEET