What is Storyboard?
A sequence of frames sketching each shot of a spot in order, with notes on action, dialogue and camera, so everyone agrees on the story before anything is shot or generated.
12 frames · in order · signed off
A storyboard shows…
Write it in your own words in the app.
In real work
The client signed off on a 12-frame storyboard for the 30-second spot, so the team knew which shots to generate and which to film on the day.
In the illustration
A pointer taps the twelve frames in order from 1 to 12, telling the spot shot by shot; at the last frame the approval stamp comes down on the whole row.
Turn the 30-second script into a 12-frame storyboard in your creative tool: one frame per shot, with the camera move, the action and the line of dialogue under each.
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