“What’s wrong with your storyboards?

That’s not a question.

I’ll tell you what’s wrong with your storyboards.

Not as much as you think.

So to help out, I’m going to tell you what the wrong stuff is. The mistakes you might be making that I would make you fix, without argument. Because they’re wrong.

Here we go: Read rest of article here.

2. the “average” dialogue scene of 1–2 pages contains around 4 – 5 shots

3. what to look for when Shot Listing:

- what is the main story point of the scene (most important element)
- design a shot that will express that point
- then design a shot that leads into that
- then design a shot that leads out of it

4. a STORYBOARD is essentially series of illustrations or images displayed in sequence of some section of a film.

5. storyboards as primarily used to help film directors visualize scenes which contain action or visual effects components

—–
Want to Learn More Film and Television Directing Tips and Techniques? Check out Peter D. Marshall’s 2008 multi-media reference guide for filmmakers, “The Art and Craft of the Director 10-Day Audio Seminar“ – a 162 page eBook packed full of insider film directing tips and tools supported by over 500 film making reference links, 26 mp3 audio files, 28 video links and 23 pdf special reports all designed to help you become a successful, working film and television director.
—–