What’s a Storyboard?
A storyboard is a visual breakdown of your script, shot by shot. Think of it as your film’s blueprint.
Sketches. Arrows. Notes. Angles. It’s how you plan the vision before you ever hit “record.”
Why It’s Important
Storyboards help directors, cinematographers, and crew know what’s happening next. They save time, cut confusion, and make sure the whole team is on the same page (literally).
How Storyboards are Used in Filmmaking
Here’s how they show up:
- Planning camera angles and movement
- Visualizing transitions and cuts
- Communicating the director’s vision
- Blocking out scenes
- Timing action or dialogue-heavy moments
Storyboard Layout 101
- A frame (visual sketch of the scene)
- Shot number & type (close-up, wide, etc.)
- Notes (dialogue, motion, timing)y
- Cameramovement (if any)
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