storyboard

Storyboard

Compiled by Dr Zahari HamidonUniversiti Brunei Darussalam

Thanks to Simon, M.(2000) Storyboards Motion in Arts. Burlington, MA:Focal Press.

DefinitionDefinition Storyboards are the blueprint for the series.

They convey emotions and creative directions of the series. (Bamberger, CTW)

Function: Visualize the script Visual shot list Screen direction (eg. character or object

moving across the screen Direction to an actor and the cameraman

Presentation BoardsPresentation Boards

Presentation Boards Don’t need the action broken into every

camera angle. Only need key elements drawn out

Conceptual ideas Numbers of scene Numbers of character Overall flow of your story

Production BoardProduction Board Need to go over every detail of each scene

with the director. Every shot (eg camera angle) Cut-away Reaction Movement Special effect

Is shown and notated on production boards

Storyboard Design – Storyboard Design – Overall SceneOverall Scene

Captured image Storyboard by Santo Bugito in Simon, M.(2000) Storyboards Motion in Arts. Burlington, MA:Focal Press. Pp. 63

Frame DesignFrame Design

Captured image Storyboard by Santo Bugito in Simon, M.(2000) Storyboards Motion in Arts. Burlington, MA:Focal Press. Pp. 93

Camera Angle – Basic Camera Angle – Basic Framing HeightFraming Height

Captured image “Basic Framing Height”Simon, M.(2000) Storyboards Motion in Arts. Burlington, MA:Focal Press. Pp. 84

From sketches to actual drawingFrom sketches to actual drawing

Captured image in Simon, M.(2000) Storyboards Motion in Arts. Burlington, MA:Focal Press. Pp. 84

Complete StoryboardComplete Storyboard

Captured image Storyboard by Chris Allard in Simon, M.(2000) Storyboards Motion in Arts. Burlington, MA:Focal Press. Pp. 206