1. STORYBOARDING

2. STORYBOARDING
What is a story board?

3. A Storyboard is…
• Graphic organizer such as a series of illustrations or images displayed in sequence for the purpose of pre-visualizing.
Can be used for video, animation, graphics, interactive media or web planning.
Camera angles are important to help identify the visual story you want to tell.

5. Camera Angles

7. Extreme close up (ECU)

8. Close up (CU)

9. Head and Shoulders (HS)

10. Bust Shot (BS)

11. Medium (MS), Long Shot (LS) , XL Shot (XLS)

12. 2 Shot (2S)

13. Over the Shoulder (OTS)

14. Getting Started…

16. HEAD ROOM

18. LEAD ROOM
Space for the viewer to follow
Space in the direction
of the conversation

19. Your Choice (Pick One)

20. Think Visually Think in Pictures Tell a Story

21. Due Tuesday, September 13th (Period 4 on 9/14)
Storyboard #1 (MA1)
Project Guidelines:
• Create a storyboard of the commercial
we watched.
• Use at least 6 cells but no more than 8
• Do not use words, think visually
• Use Camera Angles & abbreviations
• Black & white only, no color
• Use cell sheets
• Be neat, use light box and retrace!
Due Tuesday, September 13th (Period 4 on 9/14)