Storyboard information
Shot no. = a number (in
order) of every shot.
Type of shot
= Extreme long shot (E.L.S)
Longshot (L.S)
Medium longshot
(M.L.S)
Medium shot (M.S)
Medium close up
(M.C.U)
Close up (C.U)
Extreme close-up
(E.C.U)
High angle - Looks down on
subject
Low angle - Looks up on
subject
Crane - Camera mounted on
crane
Helicopter - Camera mounted
on flying machine
Steadicam - Camera is mounted
on human in a ‘floating’ rig
Dialogue =
Not every world spoken. It is the start point and end point in the scripted
scene. E.g. “My mind has”… “Just one kiss.”
Sound =
Diegetic sound: All the
‘noises’ the actor in the film can hear.
Non-diegetic sound: All the ‘noises’
added by the filmmaker (Music/sound effects).
Example 1:
Actor listens to car radio: Diegetic
Example 2:
The car explodes: Diegetic
Example 3:
The smoke settles - an ‘oboe’
plays a sad tune – with a piano – Non- diegetic.
Example 4:
Suddenly Tom Cruise comes
back to life using his regeneration ring. A ‘wub wub wub’ sound is heard: Non –
diegetic
Music = Type
of music playing:
Romantic
Funny/comedy
Tension
Creepy
None/continues: Music and sound can stop or
continue or not happen at all.
Timings =
Exact length of shot in seconds (2 secs, 3s)
They may need to all add up
(20 seconds)
Edit = How the
shots change into the next shot:
* Jump cut: Straight into the
next
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