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    Storyboard Template: How To Complete Your Storyboard

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    This document provides instructions for completing a storyboard template for a commercial. It explains that each block of the storyboard should contain a picture or description of the visual action along with a line of dialogue or audio. It notes that almost every TV commercial starts as a storyboard, which breaks down the video into what is seen and heard within each frame. Students are instructed to use the 8 frames to describe the visual in the top box and accompanying audio in the lines below. They are reminded to keep it concise since they only have 30 seconds. The document encourages students to be creative and have fun with their commercial idea.

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    Storyboard Template: How To Complete Your Storyboard

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    This document provides instructions for completing a storyboard template for a commercial. It explains that each block of the storyboard should contain a picture or description of the visual action along with a line of dialogue or audio. It notes that almost every TV commercial starts as a storyboard, which breaks down the video into what is seen and heard within each frame. Students are instructed to use the 8 frames to describe the visual in the top box and accompanying audio in the lines below. They are reminded to keep it concise since they only have 30 seconds. The document encourages students to be creative and have fun with their commercial idea.

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    This document provides instructions for completing a storyboard template for a commercial. It explains that each block of the storyboard should contain a picture or description of the visual action along with a line of dialogue or audio. It notes that almost every TV commercial starts as a storyboard, which breaks down the video into what is seen and heard within each frame. Students are instructed to use the 8 frames to describe the visual in the top box and accompanying audio in the lines below. They are reminded to keep it concise since they only have 30 seconds. The document encourages students to be creative and have fun with their commercial idea.

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    Storyboard Template: How To Complete Your Storyboard

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    Cine Wanka Nemfiusfilms
    This document provides instructions for completing a storyboard template for a commercial. It explains that each block of the storyboard should contain a picture or description of the visual action along with a line of dialogue or audio. It notes that almost every TV commercial starts as a storyboard, which breaks down the video into what is seen and heard within each frame. Students are instructed to use the 8 frames to describe the visual in the top box and accompanying audio in the lines below. They are reminded to keep it concise since they only have 30 seconds. The document encourages students to be creative and have fun with their commercial idea.

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    Storyboard Template Think of the storyboard as a comic strip.

    Each block has a picture with an action and a line of two of dialog. You can draw pictures, type or handwrite a description of the action in the blocks below. For each action, write a script or summarize the action for your characters. If you need more storyboard pages, make copies and include them with your entry. Don t forget to write your name at the top of each page.

    How To Complete Your Storyboard


    !lmost e"ery T# commercial you ha"e e"er seen began as a storyboard. The storyboard is a sheet of paper that breaks down the elements of a "ideo production into what you see and what you hear. Your storyboard for this contest is di"ided into eight frames. $ithin each frame is a bo% shaped like a T# screen with some lines below it. &sing pictures or words, you will use the T# shaped bo% to describe what one sees in your commercial. Then you will type or write in what words or sound effects are heard in the lines below that bo%. This is the !udio. It can be the spoken words of people on camera, the words of an announcer who is not on camera, or words that appear on the screen. 'ometimes it s a combination of all three. It really depends on your idea. In the ad"ertising industry this is called the (copy.) !s what you show on screen changes, add a simple drawing or type out or handwrite a description in the ne%t bo% with the audio below. *emember though, you only ha"e +,-seconds to get e"erything done. 'o your storyboard shouldn t be "ery long or comple%. For more tips on keeping it simple refer to Introduction to !d"ertising. Be creative. Be original. Change minds. Have fun. And good luck. Your ame! ame of Your Commercial!

    Draw or describe the "isual.action in the block. Draw or describe the "isual.action in the block. !udio/ !udio/

    Draw or describe the "isual.action in the block. Draw or describe the "isual.action in the block. !udio/ !udio/

    Your ame! ame of Your Commercial!

    Draw or describe the "isual.action in the block. Draw or describe the "isual.action in the block. !udio/ !udio/

    Draw or describe the "isual.action in the block. Draw or describe the "isual.action in the block. !udio/ !udio/

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