Individual Storyboard - Miss Miller

In this blog I will be discussing my storyboard and why I added the things I did, also I will be describing the purpose of a storyboard and their effects. Storyboards are graphic organisers that are in the form of illustrations or images, often displayed in a sequence for the purpose of pre-visualising a story.

One purpose of a storyboard to identify any potential problems that later may occur, this in some businesses could save money. For example storyboards are used in the development stage of a film, as once they have created a storyboard they are then able to review it and look over anything that may not work. It also eliminates anything that could potentially go wrong in the future as the film will be planned through, and thought out thoroughly. When produce our thriller clip we must review our storyboards to ensure that everything is correct and all the timing is accurate.

Another purpose of a storyboard is to portray a basic idea of the production, this would mean that they're also used to reinforce an idea and provide a basic plan to the film. When reviewing the storyboard people will often use it to remind them of an idea, also when producing our thriller clip we would be able to use the storyboard as an helpful tool to guide the narrative.

When producing our thriller clip the management of time will be critical because we need to balance our filming time and the time we use editing the piece. Therefore we will be able to use the storyboard as a reference to the time that we will need to allocate to every individual frame.

In conclusion I think that our group will use the storyboards to structure our clip and also to manage the time effectively and efficiently. Furthermore I think that the storyboards will be used as a reminder to our group so that we don't lose focus on the task that we have been set.