Planning Blog: Storybboard

Today in AICE Media Studies Hannah and I finalized and uploaded the storyboard. The Storyboarding process was a tedious process that required critical thinking. During last week, I went over to Hannah's house to draft a storyboard to understand which camera angles, shots, movements  ,, transitions and editing techniques that might be included in our final task. Also,Hannah began to sketch rough drawings of the storyboard. These first sketches were figure out the amount of details we wanted to include and confirm the storyboards are on the right track. During this week, Hannah mostly did the drawings while I finished Scenes 9 to 10 and typed out the sentences for our other blogs. Also, I drew the extra details to make the frames more realistic.

In the Google Slide attachment, we attached pictures of the storyboard to each slide. On each Google Slide, we attached pictures of the storyboard to the corresponding scene. In the storyboard, it will detail the camera angles, movements, camera shots, and Mis-en-scene involved in each scene. Also, the storyboards will  list the editing techniques and lighting that will be included in each frame.