Storyboard
Guide
A Storyboard uses information to inform the illustration of a series
of images or events in a plot driven story.
The storyboard is often used with screenplays to help with the direction
of a film or play.
Rationale: Research
demonstrates that synthesizing information, or taking information and creating
new and independent work, increases understanding and retention.
Instructions: Fill at
least one piece of 11x17 piece of paper with at least six frames. Write captions that help the reader
understand.
General
Guidelines
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Be creative
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Apply learned knowledge
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Illustrate coherent scenes, images, or events.
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Write informative captions.
Storyboard Rubric
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# |
possible
points |
expectations |
specifics |
Op 1 |
Op 2 |
Op3 |
Self |
points
earned |
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1. |
5 |
Chronology |
Scenes or events follow a
coherent order |
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2. |
5 |
Utility |
Captions are informative |
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3. |
5 |
Artistry |
Sketching style |
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Color |
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4. |
N/A |
Completion |
All major scenes relevant
to story are present |
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15 |
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total |
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Storyboard Example
