- Separates the different shots/scenes
- Gives an idea of what it will look like
- Gives us something to follow when creating the opening
- Pitching an idea
- Links planning and filming together
- Visualising images/ ideas
- Links between shots
- Timing, continuity and pace
- Technical awareness and understanding
- Revise narrative sequencing
- Chance to make decision/revision
Arrows
- Drawing the shot types
- Writing the script through pictures
- Cost effective
Based on what you learnt, in what way is a storyboard important to the director?
- Allows them to overcome any problems that may occur whilst filming
- Allows them to visualise what it will look like
- Cost effective
What do you need to include in your storyboards?
- Mise En Scene
- Shot lengths and transitions
- Gender weakness/strength
- Sound
- Camera angle/framing/movement
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