When you make a filmYou have to worry about three things…

#1 Image (What is seen)

#2 Dialogue (What is said)

#3 Sound (What is heard)

StoryboardingTo plan out the

images, dialogue, and sound in a movie, filmmakers use a process known as “Storyboarding.”

Today, you will make a storyboard for your video segment of Project COEXIST

To make your storyboard:Plan what you want to film by:

Using very simple drawings/ imagesWriting notes on what people on camera are

saying and doingDeciding what order the images and

information is presented.

Read a comic or graphic novel?They are AWESOME examples of storyboards…

DON’T PANICYour storyboard shouldn’t be a

work of art. In fact, your group should be able to finish it by the end of this week…

Draw fast and loose!

If you usually draw stuff that looks like this:

That’s totally OK!!!

The important thing is that you plan out the order of the information and the images you want to go with them.

Think about how you want to present the information:Live filmingSomething animated

from the webPhotosSlideshowsFilmed SkitDialogue or a Voice-

Over narration

For your Storyboard:Get a storyboard packet

from your teachersPlan your film in sections.Use one worksheet for each

section:Geography BasicsFounder/ Major ThinkersMajor Symbols and

ExplanationsReligious Texts and LawsBasic BeliefsHistoryDenominationsCurrent Status on Religious

Community

There are lots of options!Brainstorm together and BE CREATIVE!