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Feb 17, 2025
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GRD 477 - Storyboarding & Scriptwriting Credits: 3 Lecture Hours: 2 Lab Hours: 2 Practicum Hours: 0 Work Experience: 0 Course Type: Voc/Tech Students will learn the skills needed to translate simple and complex ideas into narrative visual sequences executed through drawing, motion, and/or animated media. Students will also examine story development to create meaningful plots, characters, and scripts for various media types. Competencies
- Evaluate the basic needs and goals of scripts and storyboards
- Explain the history of moving images
- Analyze the need for and goals of good scripts and storyboards
- Differentiate Industry Terminology
- Examine Fundamentals of Motion and the 3Dimensional world
- Experiment with Conceptualization
- Analyze the process of determining the story
- Discover how to find the central message
- Demonstrate how to break down complex ideas
- Interpret the method of connecting message to audience
- Compare character and dialogue development
- Modify writing for motion
- Experiment with aligning visual and audio stories
- Employ rewriting for the storyboard process
- Assess the process of creating a storyboard
- Differentiate icons used for storyboards
- Calculate motion and movement
- Compare view changes with camera angles
- Employ notating SFX, audio and views
- Analyze set considerations and the options
- Examine determining key and secondary scenes
- Evaluate Talent, Character, Location and Technical needs
- Discover what makes effective talent
- Contrast the needs of characters and how they support the story
- Explain location- scouting, rights release needs, how to leverage and organize micro sets
- Outline how to determine suitability for storyboard
- Analyze technicalities and how to overcome the lack of resources
- Interpret the process of creating shot lists
- Interpret emotional response from your peers before spending resources
- Employ how to tighten up and review for effectiveness
- Analyze how to determine primary and secondary shots
- Identify grouping and scheduling concerns
- Examine screen considerations
- Discover how to estimate materials, talent, time and expense
- Evaluate the process of preparing for production
- Appraise directing - what you need to know
- Distinguish what you need for effective editing
- Compare interpersonal skills and motivating others
- Demonstrate setting the most from the production process
- Discover sources and resources within a budget
- Apply project management skills
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