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4. storyboard

5. « Storyboard is a graphical visualization
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+ Each panel of a storyboard depicts a
scene: physical environment, set
design, characters, etc.

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9. + Can use arrows to indicate object and
camera motion.

10. * Can also indicate camera shot size.

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+ Transitions
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* Voiceover
* Soundtrack

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14. « Storyboard allows
filmmaker to visualize and
refine ideas.

+ Serve to communicate
ideas to production team.

15. « Let production team start
work early.

« It's a link to preserve your
ideas for use in the actual
finished product.

16. reminders

* A presentation without a
storyboard is like...

a cart without a horse.

17. reminders

« Storyboarding is an element
to capture and refine ideas,
not to create them.

19. storyboard

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animation studios
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24. storyboard

25. how

« With good old Pen & Paper

« Or go high tech with digital storyboard

26. templates

27. how

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28. or detailed...

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Shot Description:

Transition In:

Video Imag:
Audio Recorded:

Added Audio:

Transition Out:
Estimated Time of Take:

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