Visual Storytelling Storyboards

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🎬 Part 1: Storyboarding Knowledge

1. What is the main purpose of a storyboard?

To write dialogue for characters

To visually plan a story sequence

To create sound effects

To design costumes

2. Which visual elements should be included in each storyboard panel? (Select all that apply)

Setting or background

Character positioning

Facial expressions

Key actions or events

Visual symbols or cues

3. How many panels should your group storyboard contain?

2-3 panels

4-6 panels

8-10 panels

As many as possible

4. When creating a storyboard, what question should you ask yourself about each panel?

"How long will this scene take to perform?"

"How does this image help the audience understand the story?"

"What props do I need for this scene?"

"How much will this cost to film?"

✏️ Part 2: Planning Your Storyboard

5. Write your chosen narrative prompt below:

6. List the key scenes/events in your story in order:

Scene 1: _________________________________

Scene 2: _________________________________

Scene 3: _________________________________

Scene 4: _________________________________

Scene 5: _________________________________

Scene 6: _________________________________

7. For each panel, what emotion or mood do you want to convey to your audience?

🎭 Part 3: Storyboard Creation & Reflection

8. Create your 4-6 panel storyboard in the space below. Include setting, characters, actions, and visual cues in each panel.

9. After completing your storyboard, reflect on these questions:

a) Is the sequence of your story clear and logical? Explain: _______________

b) What was the most challenging part of creating your storyboard? ___________

10. How does storyboarding help with storytelling? Write 2-3 sentences.

Visual Storytelling Storyboards

Visual Storytelling Storyboards

🎬 Part 1: Storyboarding Knowledge

✏️ Part 2: Planning Your Storyboard

🎭 Part 3: Storyboard Creation & Reflection

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