Lessons:12Length:1.7 hours
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3.1 Briefing Over the Script
In this lesson we will go over a script that I have prepared. In storyboarding you have to brief the script and make sure to fully understand what the client is trying to visualize. We will go over camera angles and where to acknowledge areas that may require more explanation from the creative director.
1.Introduction
1.1Introduction01:11
1.1
Introduction
01:11
1.2Tools and Resources02:05
1.2
Tools and Resources
02:05
2.Creating a Frame Template in Sketchbook Pro
2.1Understanding Scale and File Size When Creating Storyboards05:27
2.1
Understanding Scale and File Size When Creating Storyboards
05:27
2.2Creating a Template for Our Storyboard Frames07:34
2.2
Creating a Template for Our Storyboard Frames
07:34
3.Taking the Script to Rough Pencils
3.1Briefing Over the Script07:12
3.1
Briefing Over the Script
07:12
3.2Laying Out the Rough Pencils15:00
3.2
Laying Out the Rough Pencils
15:00
3.3Revisions to the Rough Pencils and Camera Angles11:25
3.3
Revisions to the Rough Pencils and Camera Angles
11:25
4.Refining the Artwork
4.1Understanding When and How to Use References14:46
4.1
Understanding When and How to Use References
14:46
4.2Creating the Refined Artwork17:16
4.2
Creating the Refined Artwork
17:16
4.3Looking at the Finished Work Objectively04:53
4.3
Looking at the Finished Work Objectively
04:53
4.4How to Save Files for the Client10:57
4.4
How to Save Files for the Client
10:57
5.Conclusion
5.1Course Conclusion and Main Points02:42
5.1
Course Conclusion and Main Points
02:42
