Rickesh Gurung
final major project
Storyboard
Storyboarding:
This was my first time seriously doing a storyboard. This scene will be a part of the intro for my FMP as i am using this section to set up the main climax that will occur later in the video. Essentially this is just a set up scene to make the events that will happen, more impactful as well as to cover the lore and backstory before jumping straight into the main course. This segment of the video will also allow me to implement character development in order to show light and personality to the main character.
Storyboarding Vol. 2:
This is a follow up to my first post about storyboarding which was also my first attempt doing a professional looking storyboarding that contained crucial information on how the scene will be shot. For example how the camera will move in space (camera movements: panning, zooming in, etc.) This can be shown by drawing arrows that shows the direction the camera will move and so on.
I have also added a short description below the scene which tells me what the scene is meant to represent or meant to be. This allows me to remind myself of any emotions needed that the actor should act out for that scene individually depending on what the scene is about so that it gives the scene more of an emotional impact to the viewers instead of the actors being an emotionless characters on a blank canvas.
Different shades of black and grey represents silhouettes and shadows cast on the object or the actor. Which is a clear representation of the lightings and how/where it is placed in the scene. This however can be changed or altered depending on the camera or the performers’ actions or movements. The lightings can also be changed if the scene is too dark or bright when looked through the lens of the camera as we can never or it is hard to predict how the image is going to look on the screen of the camera.
Dialogues are also added on the storyboard just incase if the script is unavailable to be obtained at that period of time or situation. This is mainly a safety precaution to prevent any mistakes or misinformation for the actor.