The Storyboard

You should aim to complete two versions of a storyboard


Version A. (Photograph or video each shot and upload) - to last ONE Minute

Draw each shot, identifying key information - Shot distance, angles, movement.

Number each tile in sequence and add the time duration for each shot.

It should last ONE minute.

Version Two

Animatic - This will be a video version of your storyboard - you add a commentary over the top of each shot explaining each shot - you can add additional version here about the kind of editing techniques that you using, the location, lighting used, choices for costume etc.  This will obviously last a lot longer and will last upto 10 minutes because of the spoken detail.

Deadlines for the Preliminary task

DEADLINE ONE:

Pre-Production planning

Blog posts 1 – 7

 

By End of lesson 6

DEADLINE TWO:  

Complete all Filming

Blog Post 8

By End of lesson 8

DEADLINE THREE:

Complete all Image editing

Blog Post 9

By End of lesson 12.

DEADLINE FOUR

Complete sound editing

Blog Post 10

FINISHED PRODUCT MUST BE SAVED TO THE COMPLETED WORK FOLDER – AS Prelim 2014-15/AS BLOCK ?/ Your full names.

GROUP BLOG MUST BE COMPLETE TO FINAL STAGES

FINAL DEADLINE IS January 9^th.

AS Preliminary Task

The Preliminary Task.

The specification states that this must be:

‘ A continuity task involving filming and editing a character opening a door, crossing a room and sitting down in a chair opposite another character with whom she/he then exchanges a couple of lines of dialogue.’ The sequence must last no longer than one minute.

 

This task should demonstrate:

 

• Match on Action
• Shot/Reverse Shot
• The 180 degree Rule

 

You will also have to incorporate Music, lighting, dialogue (recorded separately on a lapel mic and voice recorder)  and sound effects into your film

 

All filming and editing must take place on campus, using College equipment.

Each group will set up a blog onto which you will record  the entire process