I CAN’T DRAW TO SAVE MY LIFE!
STORYBOARDING THE ROSE OF EDENTON
Ok, so now anyone who knows me knows that I can’t draw to
save my life (deep sigh). Interestingly enough that is exactly what is needed
for the next phase of bringing The Rose of Edenton or any film to life. After your
script is finished and you are preparing to shoot, you have to do storyboards
of your film. Fortunately for me I don’t have to be an accomplished artist or
even an amateur artist for that matter. In essence, you or an illustrator are creating
a sequence of rough sketches that convey major changes of action or plot in
your scene. Storyboards can be hand drawn and look like pages out of a comic
book, be digitally created with software (thankfully, for my sake) or even
animated.
The purpose is to communicate clearly with your cast and
crew your vision for each scene since they are responsible for following your
direction. For you, as the director, to help your cast and crew clearly understand
your vision is an absolute necessity! Storyboarding will save a lot of problems
with miscommunication once you’re actually on the set and save you tons of
time. Please see the links below for some examples but don’t limit yourself
there are many more. Be encouraged and keep moving forward because I want to
see your movie masterpiece! As always, let’s
keep each other encouraged so comment, connect and communicate with me because
I love to hear from you, thanks!
STORYBOARD EXAMPLES
https://www.google.com/search?q=examples+of+storyboards&safe
STORYBOARDING APPS/HELP
http://www.storyboardthat.comhttp://www.teachthought.com/apps-2/11-storyboarding-apps-organize-inspire-young-writers
Jacquie
Writer, Producer & Director
The Rose of Edenton
GoodLife Productions Entertainment
www.goodlifeproductionsllc.com
Twitter: @jacqshukur
Facebook: Jacquie Shukur-Powell
GoodLife Productions Entertainment
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