The process of visual thinking and planning allows a group of people to brainstorm together, placing their ideas on storyboards
Aims?
- Communicating an idea of sequence
- Next stage - plot, lighting, characters, action
- Scale and composition
There are four types of key movement:
- Position
- Pan
- Track
- Zoom
Task: Spend 50 minutes creating three 9-frame storyboards based on one of your sketches.
My first storyboard was kept fairly simple, zooming into the flame of a bunsen burner.
I then tried something a little more complex in terms of narrative and key movement with an explosion in a test tube.
And again I developed the narrative and key movements a little more with an LSD trip.
Reflection
Learning about storyboarding has opened my eyes to sequential imagery, and sparked some potential thoughts and ideas for my animation. From here I will think about music that would coincide with the narrative sequence I would like to put together, as well as the colour scheme and types of imagery.
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