Week 3: Storyboarding


The storyboard helped us plan out what shots we would take when we needed to film so that we knew what to do rather than simply stringing together clips that may not make sense together for the opener. With the storyboard, my group and I were able to shoot the scenes much faster.

Alyssa, Woody and I drew the scenes while Miguel helped contribute to what scenes we should actually make. Alyssa explained what each shot meant below the boxes.


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