1. + Ms. B Narrative Photography

2. + Visual Storytelling- Allegory Artwork presented in sequences Example: Use illustration to tell a story in novels/ comic strips Example: Storyboards for films AND a single image can tell a narrative by itself Tell a story with: [Using angle of camera, lighting, perspective] People objects Space

3. Norman Rockwell Illustrator

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8. + Film Story Boards

9. + Sequence of Photos to Tell a Story using People

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15. + Telling a Story Using objects Laurie Simmons The Love Doll

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28. + Tell a Story with a Single Image Jeff Wall

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32. + Cindy Sherman Untitled Film Still #14, 1978

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34. + Photo Assignment- Create a Narrative with a Series of Photos AND mush include following: Focal Point [Emphasis] Figure-Ground Relationship [ no clutter] Using Lighting to create an intended mood Remembering and ALWAYS using: Rule of thirds, balance, angles, framing etc. Each image in the series needs these elements and be pleasing to be able to stand alone Each image needs a specific purpose for telling the story

35. + Example if you’re telling a story about a serial killer you may choose to zoom in on the clenching hand or knife at one point…

36. + This Is DUE NEXT WEEK! Nov 19th Today is an activity day… Wednesday [tomorrow] we are creating storyboards HAVE IDEAS To BRING To CLASS with your finished worksheets Complete storyboards and Shoot over the weekend Monday HAVE PICTURES to start EDITING, and storyboards are due Finished series needs 3-6 photos o