Using a storyboard
Lesson details
Learning outcome
I can use a storyboard to help me record videos and review them.
Key learning points
- Storyboards can be used to plan and create a video.
- Videos can be captured using different techniques.
- The effectiveness of a video should be reviewed once it is made.
- Videos can be reviewed using criteria, for example you can check that a video follows the plan set out in a storyboard.
Keywords
Storyboard - a sequence of pictures and notes used to plan a video
Video clip - a short video lasting seconds or minutes
Common misconception
A storyboard should just include the images of each screen of a video.
A storyboard can plan the filming techniques and audio that will be on each screen of the video as well as the images or video footage.
Teacher tip
Support peer feedback by pairing pupils to review each other's storyboards, or lead a class discussion to share constructive feedback together
Equipment
Pupils will need to use a device capable of video recording.
Licence
Lesson video
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Prior knowledge starter quiz
6 Questions
Q1.What is framing in a video?
Q2.Which of these devices can record video?
Q3.What is a filming technique?
Q4.What is the purpose of a microphone in video recording?
Q5.What is a camera angle?
Q6.Match the terms with their definitions.
Assessment exit quiz
6 Questions
Q1.What is a sequence of pictures and notes used to plan a video?
Q2.What is a video clip?
Q3.What can a storyboard include?
Q4.Why should storyboards be used to plan videos?
Q5.Why should a video's effectiveness be reviewed?
Q6.Arrange the steps for reviewing a video in the correct order.
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