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Storyboard

When creating the storyboard for my film I came across many challenges. I got caught on many films such as what shot specific scenes should have so the film can feel as if  it is  a real movie. What should my characters look like, dialogue that matches their characterization, sound effects for each special moment in the film. These contents were difficult to discover until I figured a story outline would make these come easier, “Once the story idea including characters and setting has been approved, researched and fine-tuned, write a story outline outlining the entire story in one paragraph.” (Filmmaking across the curriculum) Once I made my outline it was time to plan  my storyboard  reading the article, storyboard your way to success helped a lot in this process I realized I must get together with my group and discuss “creative-thinking sessions and critical-thinking sessions. Your group will hold both sessions for each of the four levels of storyboards (planning,...