A storyboard is more than a checklist—it’s your blueprint for telling a story. By sketching or writing out your scenes ahead of time, you save time on set and reduce the risk of missing crucial shots.
When creating your storyboard, think about pacing, mood, and transitions. Even if you’re not an artist, simple stick-figure drawings and arrows can communicate your vision to your crew and keep the shoot running smoothly.
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