Walt Disney
Webb Smith
1930
Storyboard
Separate sheet of paper
Sticking them up on a board
To tell a story in a sequence
Drawing scenes
Three Little Pigs
Storyboard
Visual representation
Of a sequence
Into a different panel
Showing the different frames
An author wants to focus on
Became common
Film production
1940
Became standard for pre-visualisation of film
First films
Real actors
Using storyboarding technique
Was Gone with the Wind
From 1940s to 1990s
Period
Production design
Was largely characterised
Adoption of the storyboard
Today
Storyboard
Essential part of the creative process in film making
Various rectangle frames
Contain precise drawings
Placed in a sequence
To the logical order to the scene
Help plan the shooting
Storyboard
Can be any lenght
Two hundreds of frames
Visual representation of a sequence
Can be adapted to many function
Are widely used
Film to commercial
Children's book
Emergency instruction of airplane
Offer a rich synthesis of information
Can both entertain and inform
Visual outline
Of a film
Crucial part of pre-production process
Consist of a series of sketches
Tells the story
Allows the film makers
Storyboard
Visualise the sequence
Eventually saving time and money
Helping to see potential problems
Creator must keep
Some key factor
The character in the frame are and how they move in the scene
They are saying
Position of cameramen
Shooting angle and location of the camera
frame which is the space that the camera defines
Camera movements include tracking shots and or a mix of them
Thuumnailing
Storyboard
Is important for the scene
To create small sketches to the location
The animator can try out
Number of different poses
The best approach to the scene
Script breakdown
Film making
To prepare for the film production
The person
For each scene and includes
Cast, costumes, make up, vehicles
Were drawn by hand
Summarised on a script breakdown
printed, copied, organised and distributed
Among the production staff
Today
Creator
Tend to use script breakdown software
Share thier work iin the cloud