Preliminary Exercise 7: Storyboarding Camerawork: Shot Sizes, Camera angles, Framing and Camera Composition Post 1: Day 2

In storyboards you need to think about how shots will look and visualize what they will be when you take them. These require skills including basic art skills, thoughtful planning, and a knowledge in camerawork and shots, Sheets 3 and 4 are here to extend sheets 1 and 2 which shows examples of storyboards. Here we once again used camera framing, composition, camera angles, and shot sizes.

 

                                                        I learned what I learned in day 1, storyboards are more than just easy planning pictures, it requires thought and effort. This one was easier because I technically wasn't responsible for these sheets, I did sheet 1. We did it all in one swoop and did it in class together, although everyone was responsible for 1 sheet we did help each other when needed. I worked with Lavelle W, Shelton H, and Myla. I am an expert at this and we used pencil and the sheets. I learned that storyboarding is big and requires lots of planning and skill, more than one would think. It requires knowledge in camerawork and we can see how important it is to the planning and the start of a film.