This is our initial method of storyboarding, we used post-it notes to draw the pictures on and then move around. This made it much more flexible when we were making the storyboard. We drew all the pictures for the post-its then arranged them how we wanted. This meant we could see what shots we had and what shot types we were missing and whether we needed any cutaways in between certain shots.
Made it MUCH easier to draw out the final version of the storyboard!
Hellooo Hellooo Hellooo!
Welcome to our group blog!
It's gunna be as live as a socket, as fast as a rocket, so don't mock it...
Feel free to mock our rapping though...
Anyhoo...
I'm Jack, I'm Kris and I'm Shaun and to the right is a picture of us on a team-bonding session! ---------->
So ya, this is our blog, take a look around! Our final sequence video is above ^ !
As our friend Tony the Tiger says, it's gunna be 'grrrrrrrreat!'. In the words of Obama and Bob the builder (?!) 'Can we do it? Yes we can!' Ok, lets do it.
3,
2,
1,
AND THEY'RE OFF!
It's gunna be as live as a socket, as fast as a rocket, so don't mock it...
Feel free to mock our rapping though...
Anyhoo...
I'm Jack, I'm Kris and I'm Shaun and to the right is a picture of us on a team-bonding session! ---------->
So ya, this is our blog, take a look around! Our final sequence video is above ^ !
As our friend Tony the Tiger says, it's gunna be 'grrrrrrrreat!'. In the words of Obama and Bob the builder (?!) 'Can we do it? Yes we can!' Ok, lets do it.
3,
2,
1,
AND THEY'RE OFF!
Saturday, January 31, 2009
Storyboard - The POST-IT version!
Posted by LATYMERMEDIA at 12:34 PM
Labels: Jack, planning, Pre-production
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