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Storyboards

Storyboards. 9 J Carranballac New Inventors. What’s in a storyboard?. Today we are going to explore the components needed to create a storyboard for our Inventors TV show. Our aims for today are to Identify the main components of a storyboard

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Storyboards

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  1. Storyboards 9 J Carranballac New Inventors

  2. What’s in a storyboard? Today we are going to explore the components needed to create a storyboard for our Inventors TV show. Our aims for today are to • Identify the main components of a storyboard • Tell the difference between a long shot, medium shot and a close up • Become familiar with the terms frame, shot, zoom, cut, angle • Create our own storyboard

  3. What is a storyboard? A storyboard is like a script but with pictures. The storyboard is used by the director, camera operator and anyone involved with the making of a visual production. It is the most important part of the making of a video, television show or film. All involved look at the storyboard to know what they are to capture on film. The crew recreates the storyboard as closely as possible.

  4. Examples of storyboards

  5. A storyboard cell has these 4 elements IMAGE SHOT TYPE CAMERA MOVEMENT DESCRIPTION OF ACTION AND DIALOGUE

  6. The storyboard image The image shows what the camera is to shoot. This is called a shot or frame

  7. Storyboard to camera CU Justin staring directly at camera, tilted head Bored expression STILL Camera move Shot type

  8. Close Up (CU) A close up (CU) is exactly what you think it is. Close The face and part of the neck and shoulders are seen.

  9. Medium shot (MS) A medium shot (MS) shows the person’s face and body but not their legs

  10. Long shot (LS) A long shot (LS) shows the whole person or object in relation to their surroundings

  11. Extreme Close Up (XCU) An extreme close up (XCU) is extremely close The face is not shown in full only certain features are in frame

  12. Two shot, Three shot, Four shot A two shot means there are two people in the frame/shot Therefore a three shot means three people, four shot four people Very rarely will you see more than five people in a single tv/film shot because often the camera will not fit them all in.

  13. Point of View A point of view shot is simply someone or something’s point of view, the camera often shakes and moves rapidly POV Camera moves forward shakily, towards open door heavy breathing can be heard, shot is blurry Tracking forward

  14. Your tasks today Storyboard the 3 photos on your table 1 CU, 1 MS, 1 LS Create 3 storyboard frames of your choice – they can be a CU, MS, LS, XCU, XLS, POV Photograph your storyboarded pictures Watch New Inventors segment - Take note of shots used and storyboard the segment

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