Setting up your subjects within different layers of the frame is called Layering. There are a few terms to know when placing elements in a frame or scene. Each frame or storyboard panel re presents a piece of the story the audience will view on screen, whether it's a TV commercial, a movie, or a kind of animation. Your job is pretty much to be like a mini-director, using basic cinematography skills to be able to dictate the story to your audience. Lights, Camera, Action!!! 1. Basic Storyboard Lingo
In part 2 of our tutorial, we will learn some additional storyboard terms, go over the different kinds of shots and scene types, and learn the various transitions we can use to create fluidity and interest between our scenes.
There are different kinds of camera shots and movements to make a storyboard more alive, interactive, and interesting.Ī lot of information regarding storyboarding is available to be taught, but we will only cover the fundamental bits needed to accomplish a typical storyboard job. I hope you had the pleasure of following my first storyboard tutorial: How to Storyboard: A Basic Guide for Aspiring ArtistsĪ storyboard should not be a boring series of still drawings. Hey, all you aspiring storyboards artists out there!
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