Storyboards
Accelerated Language
Arts
BOOK TRAILER PROJECT
Pictures have been used to share information for centuries! Cave art PictographsHieroglyphics
INTRODUCTION TO STORY BOARDS
To organize information in a way that entertains and informs
PURPOSE OF STORYBOARDS
You have probably seen a storyboard before, but didn’t realize it! Flow ChartsTime LinesPowerPoint
LOOK FAMILIAR?
SET – UP A frame = 1 box
In each frame you could have text, symbols, pictures sketches, captions, quotes or indications of effects/transitions
Telling board in an interactive form of storyboard.
Each of you will received a white piece of paper and post-it notes. One post-it note = one frame You can move and rearrange your frames as you see fit
TELLING BOARD
Your Storyboard should: Be simple and make information clear and visible
Integrate pictures, text, and effects plannedFollow a logical sequenceFit your drawing ability Portray an objective summary of your textFocus on the main theme of your text
*Be sure to view your rubric to ensure you are meeting ALL the requirements
DYNAMICS