Planning for the final task: storyboard

 














Storyboarding will be beneficial in the long run. When it is time to film and edit, I will have some expectation of how to film (movements, angles, etc.) and where each scene will take place. Storyboarding also gives me some idea of where I will put my titles. It shows me where titles will be seen the best in terms of lighting and setting.

See you in the next one!

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