Planning storyboard

A storyboard is a graphical representation of a narrative that has been created, within the storyboard it shows each movement of the character scene by scene. Storyboard look likes square boxes on a piece of paper they are used by every film maker in order to make filming actual less stressful and it also means that the actors, directors, camera operator know what to do and when to do it without having to stop and talk about how they will plan out the next scene.

Storyboards needs to contain information about cinematography , iconography , lighting, actors. sound, narrative , location, duration and number of shots. Including all of these in storyboard will make the producing the scene a lot more easier as the producer and the director can work with and around the information they have on the storyboard. Storyboard  also ensure that you don't forget any shots / scenes  by accident they make it easy to know where you need to edit the film for example fade , straight cut.

In our lesson we were working within our group to create a storyboard that represented the narrative my group chose to use, to do this we had to think about how we wanted our thriller to look like , how long each scene would be like , the location , dialogue, sounds, lighting and the actors/people needed to film that shot. we wanted to see if the narrative fitted well with  the storyboard this made it much easier for us to get on with our filming.

Our storyboard.

 

The top picture is the our  group storyboard it includes images and the micro elements that we will use on our thriller,it is organised well  this will help us when it comes to filming or thriller  as we can easily understand it and  we knew  this makes it  easier for us to make know whose going to be needed on our thriller the narrative helps to be sure of the narrative as we  can gather an idea of how it will look like.