Using a storyboard
I can use a storyboard to help me record videos and review them.
Using a storyboard
I can use a storyboard to help me record videos and review them.
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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.
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Prior knowledge starter quiz
6 Questions
a type of camera angle
a device used to record audio
arranging objects within a shot
a place where videos are saved