What's up everyone, welcome back to another post! In todays post I'm to give my thoughts on what I plan on doing for storyboards and what could my production timeline look like. I do want you guys to keep in mind that these ideas are prone to change in the near future so take it with a grain of salt when I say this.
Firstly, let's discuss my storyboards. Before I can talk about what my storyboards could potentially look like, let's talk what is a storyboard. So to start this off, I decided to search up what are storyboards to get a better understanding of what I am going to do. From what I've seen so far, the idea of a storyboard is having rough sketches of what I could want to happen in each scene of my film. There has been many times where storyboards are used such as Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man in which they would show behind the scenes footage of how was the process of creating the film. In the photo shown, they have rough sketches of what they imagine the fight between Spider-Man and Doc Ock would look like by having the moving train as the setting along with Doc Ock using his tentacles to attack Spider-Man.
Next, now that I did a quick research on what is storyboarding, let me actually give the run down on what I plan on doing for storyboarding. So, in this instance, honestly anything could play out for when it comes time to start sketching ideas for storyboarding. The only thing I could say for sure that I would like to put down on paper is having the first scene of the film opening be very mysterious to engage the audience and put some hints of symbolism by displaying random objects.
Production Timeline
Now, let's dive in and talk about what I plan on doing from now until Spring break for production of my film opening. For the beginning, like I was saying earlier, me and my partner should really focus on making time for brainstorming ideas of what to do for the actual film opening before producing. That's why I wanted to talk about storyboarding first to give attention to the more important matters. Anyways, I would like to start as soon as possible on the brainstorming for storyboarding with my partner this upcoming weekend but I would have to double check with him if he can or not. If he can, then we could potentially stay over at my house and discuss what we think we should do in my room to really get some progress done. However, this is still all a "what if" and need to actually make the plans with my partner to ensure that we can get this started soon and finished quickly.
Citations
https://boords.com/storyboard-examples
https://www.studiobinder.com/blog/what-is-a-storyboard/
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