How to draw A-grade storyboards (even if you can't draw!) | Media studies tutorial

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In this video I share how to storyboard for coursework in media or film studies. I offer two ways of doing this depending on your artistic skill - both examples follow the same rules.

Here’s my next video on starboarding:
How to storyboard without a template | Storyboarding tutorial tips

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[kingwrightdev]

"I tried my hardest to show a lack of artistic ability." What a flex sentence!

[lancelotlink]

One small tip- make sure you're starting with panels that match the aspect ratio of your project.

[marcoquintero]

I'm mexican, and in spite my english isn't so good I did understand your whole video, not just because you use simply words to describe how to do storyboard, but the way you show what you're doing, thank you so much

[EtherealRoninERProductions]

Here’s content you can add to your storyboard:

•Timings- important some people argue on screen timings a lot on movies for e.g. screen timings on the villain like joker in Suicide squad
•Camera shots (close up, mid, long)
•Camera angles( over the shoulder, low angle, aerial)
•Camera movement(pan, tilt, zoom or use a track and dolly
•Lighting (type and direction)
•Sound (dialogue, sound effects, ambient, sound, music)
•Location (indoor studio, or other room, outdoor)

I wouldn’t recommend speech bubbles etc. No point if you’re the designer or in a test. It’s up to the developer or director of a movie to decide what the characters will say

You would be presenting something that can be visualised

If you’re doing a test, this is in a mark scheme as a y11 student myself I have a mark scheme of a test paper

Check for practice on OCR

[scottrgarland]

Favorite thing about this video: STRAIGHT TO THE POINT.
Thank you so much for going into detail and explaining proper techniques and methods on how to storyboard. Excellent job conveying what to do, how to do, and multiple ways of doing things.

[meganhamm]

This video has been so helpful! My videography class taught us nothing about storyboards, but all of a sudden we needed to make one for a 1.5 minute long video all together worth 30% of our final grade. The whole class had no idea how to make a proper storyboard so this video has helped us all lol.

[wiandryadiwasistio]

first time i learnt storyboarding, my mentor told me it's like making doodle comic. whatever you draw, it should be able to portray what you want to show without putting lots of detail. i realized i did this quite often, and what i know is 'shapes matter.' it's quite hard first, but eventually i got it. simple shapes, but it can convey the story. 

also, with such style, no need to worry if your storyboard is revised; people draw shapes and line all over the place. imagine if you made details there...

[jasonepstein]

I feel more confident lately realizing how important the storyboard actually is. I’ve been to stressed about script writing that I didn’t realize that starting with the storyboard first is so muuuch better omfg I’m way less stressed now

[fanticduck]

I can't believe I have made my first storyboard without watching any video on youtube, but when I finished it, then I checked some tutorials, Damn, I did the same thing as he did.

[KROMAprd]

You teach brilliantly, very clear and concise instructions with straightforward examples. You communicated so well to the viewer and this has been so helpful for me!

[swervezki]

I just fell in love with the concept of story board, this video is outstanding

[yoursubconscious]

When I was a kid in high school I always wanted to make movies, even just short films. However, I was under the impression, at the time, I wasn't "good enough" or "smart enough" since I was in the "basic" program. If any teacher happens to read this, especially, teaching basic level classes, this is a great opportunity to expand their knowledge. I promise you. If I had more encouragement, who knows what could have come from it? If you are an individual who reads this, all the same to you. Make magic by making things move in your direction.

[tomkrawec]

I've used this with my class. All of them now appreciate the importance of screaming raptors. Thank you so much!

[victorallencook]

I'm storyboarding now. The moving pictures in your head, get them down .

[adonas]

You don't even imagine how you helped us... Tank you!


Also the dinos made my day! Just look at them! *Cute*

[guntherrose]

Its people like you that make a difference in this world.

[shahabkhan]

Wow a simple and beautiful way of telling. Outstanding. 👍 I like your way of understanding others. Simple and to the point. 👌

[TheFakeyCakeMaker]

I did media production at university 20 odd years ago, this is FIRST TIME storyboarding as made sense to me and actually feels like there's a purpose for it. Our teacher at college was so insistent on drawing everything and didn't explain why also didn't explain how what we were drawing related to what we were filming so storyboarding just always felt like an unnecessary waste of time that got in the way of creating.

[skom_protagwolftale]

Thank you!
I'm planning of becoming an Animator or a producer or maybe a Story boarder
Because I am so Passionate in Drawing and Story making!
And this helps me very much!
Small tips, It's worth it!