Click to go back to Task Two.
Task Three
At this point you should have a script. Please share with you classmates any ideas or opinions you have on this project. If you found any great sites, please reply all to the e-mail chain I start out.
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Now that you have your script ready, draw out a storyboard to see if you like the way it is organized. A storyboard is meant to help organize and show changes in a film, television show, or a commercial. You can use the storyboard to show the steps and development of your story. Check out this cool link for an example to get an idea of what you have to do: Storyboarding. To navigate through the pages, scroll to the bottom. As you will see, a storyboard is a series of simple sketches with little or no dialogue that enables the person putting together these scenes to see how things might or should be. You can choose to create a storyboard scene by scene or decide which scenes are crucial in telling the story so that it makes sense. The choice is yours. This site also has a LOT of cool storyboards. In color too! Click to check it out: More Storyboards! This site is also pretty neat, there is also a tutorial with links on how to draw- if you're interested: click on the storyboard artist.
If you still need to work on your screen adaptation, here's the link for screenwriting again: screenwriting.
Click on the picture to go to Task Four, but before you do- what's going on in this picture? The idea of the storyboard is to organize your ideas instead of letting it crowd and jumble inside your head. Make sure your storyboard follows some fom of logic though it does not have to be overly detailed.
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