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Showing posts with label Storyboards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Storyboards. Show all posts

Wednesday, 21 September 2016

Luther Storyboard

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This is my second attempt of creating a storyboard. This is for the beginning of Luther season 3 episode 1. We watched the segment twice, the first while observing it and the second while pausing and storyboarding each scene. This activity helped me as i realised how much detail and information is needed for a storyboard. Plus, it helps during filming. If there are multiple scenes from the same angle we can film those scenes in one shoot, this way the camera doesn't move disrupting the camera angles. Doing this means that the sequence does not have to be filmed scene by scene, it can be filmed in a certain order, depending on the scenes, and put in order while editing. We can see this in this episode of Luther and can be seen in shot 3, shot 7 and shot 9.

This scene was interesting to watch as it was just diegetic sounds until shot 8, which created suspense as there were no sounds distracting the audience. Also, there were many points where the actress would pause and look around. These pauses, in addition to the diegetic sounds, added to the suspense which let the audience know that something was wrong.

Wednesday, 14 September 2016

'Remember Me' Storyboard

My first attempt of creating a Storyboard for the opening sequence of the BBC's 'Remember Me' (up until 2:44 in the attached clip). It includes what shots were used, when sound is introduced and what effect it has. This activity showed me how a storyboard is used and why. A director needs to know exactly what needs to be filmed and for how long and a storyboard provides all this information. They make sure that filming is time and cost effective.