Storyboards & Film Planning

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Storyboards & Film Planning Linguacuisine Workshop 4

Story Board Storyboard takes a script and plans individual shots Shots Determine camera edits Describe camera position / movement Describe lighting etc. Link back to script elements

Storyboard Elements

Storyboard Elements Number: New Edit Point Number: Camera Change without Edit (e.g. Move) Description of Shot/Scene Location Description of Screen (e.g. wide screen, 4:3) Description of what’s going on in scene / shot Description of Camera Shot (e.g. Close-up) Picture of scene What (if anything) is being said (include emphasis) Extra details if needed Visual effects Audio Effects

Storyboard Elements Example

Camera Camera Distance Camera Angle Camera Movement Long Medium Close-up Transformed via zoom Camera Angle High Low Dutch Camera Movement Tripod (rotation) Dolly (forward-back, side to side, diagonal) Crane Combinations (e.g. zoom + dolly = vertigo)

Example Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4316BUEVYkE

Exercise One: Create a storyboard for the following video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHdDxKy2QW0

Exercise Two: Create a storyboard for the following video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_mpaF5-SlU

Recipe Storyboard Brief We will be taking the storyboard into the next session… Make storyboard for a ~1 min film of a recipe Language neutral (no dialogue!) Footage should be of preparation and cooking (i.e. not shopping) Choose something filmable in a normal kitchen (no stuntmen or CGI allowed)