How To Storyboard Articles (Page 2)

• Pre Viz
• Script
• Storyboard
• Treatment

• Treating Your Video Right: How to Create and Use a Video Treatment
  December, 1997
  by Janis Lonnquist
  If you care about making tapes that people want to watch -- you could use a treatment. Learn how this useful tool can work for you in every stage of production.
• Video and Film Script Writing
  November, 1997
  by Gene Bjerke
  Whether you are a professional working against a fast-running meter or make video for fun, everything goes a lot easier when you figure out what you're going…
• Back-pocket Video Production
  November, 1997
  by Larry Burke-Weiner
  Almost anyone can pull a video production out of his or her figurative back-pocket. We'll show you how to do it with a camcorder, some props from your…
• Steal from the Best
  April, 1998
  by Jim Stinson
  Compare the style and technique of eight great film makers as we demonstrate what you can learn from the masters.
• Back to School: A Video Project
  February, 1998
  by Loren Alldrin
  Shoot a fun, no-budget dream sequence about an all-too-familiar nightmare of being back in grade school.
• 30-Second Sensation
  April, 1998
  by Blaine Howeson
  Your camcorder, some creative ideas and an afternoon's work are all you need to create a 30-second "commercial" with this script and storyboard.
• Graduation Day
  June, 1998
  by Julie DeForest
  It's the official rite of passage for American teens--high school graduation--and parents want that moment captured on tape. By using our storyboard and…
• The Chase: Mini Movie Series
  August, 1998
  by Shane Calvert
  Her's a storyboard that you can shoot yourself. It's a one minute chase sequence that you can edit in your camera.
• Sound Track: Narration Sensation
  January, 1999
  by Loren Alldrin
  Make your videos sit up and speak with crisp, intelligible narration.
• Videomaker FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions
  August, 1998
  by Joe McCleskey
  Frequently asked questions from you, frequently offered answers from us.
• Storyboard: Treasure Hunt
  May, 1999
  by Shane Calvert
  This ready-to-shoot storyboard follows two adventurers on a quest for a hidden treasure. What will they find at the end of the journey? You decide.
• Shooting A/B -roll: Tips for Single camera A/B-roll Shooting
  January, 1999
  by Mark Bosko
  With a little creativity and a technique called A/B-roll shooting, even the single-camera videographer can reap the benefits of a two-camera shoot.
• On Ramp: Compressing Video for Streaming
  December, 1996
  by TBD TBD
• On Ramp: Shooting Video for Streaming
  December, 1996
  by TBD TBD
• Getting Started: In-Camera Editing
  September, 1999
  by Arthur Aiello
  In-camera editing is video production without the safety net.
• Nine No-plan Video Ideas
  November, 1999
  by Gyakyi Bonsu-Anane
  You’ve got your gear, you’re ready to shoot but out of ideas. Don’t panic, here are nine sure-fire video productions that you can shoot right now.
• Writing Effective Narration
  December, 1999
  by Bill Harrington
  When the images alone don’t tell the whole story: 10 tips for writing crisp and clear narration.
• Teaching Video Production: Practice Screen Play.
  January, 2000
  by Chuck Peters
  This ready-to-shoot production. Just grab it and go. We've done the work, so you can concentrate on the fun of producing this comedy short
• Instant Script Kit - The Basics of Scriptwriting for Video
  March, 2000
  by Gene Bjerke
  Learn how to tell a great story with these scriptwriting building blocks.
• Storyboard - Smart Pet Trick
  April, 2000
  by Jim Stinson
  Use our ready-made storyboard to produce this fun easy video.
• Video Production Planning Software Review: Parnassus Software ScriptWerx
  October, 2000
  by Don Collins
  An excellent product that simplifies scriptwriting and storyboarding, to help videographers be better prepared and organized on their video projects.
• Art Direction for Film and Video
  April, 2000
  by Dennis Berkla
  Art Direction for Film and VideoScript Supervising and Film ContinuityDigital Guerilla Video: A Grassroots Guide to the Revolution
• Production Power
  September, 2000
  by Paul Esterle
  Learn how to use Microsoft Office to improve your productions.
• Storyboard - The Guardian
  October, 2000
  by Chuck Peters
  Produce this short, funny video to entertain your friends and family.
• Streaming FAQ: How do I shoot video for streaming?
  January, 2000
  by Larry Lemm
• Streaming FAQ: How do I Compress Video for Streaming?
  January, 2000
  by Larry Lemm
• Sample of a Storyboard
  December, 2000
  by Bill Davis
  Creating a storyboard isn't as hard as you might think. Here is a sample of a storyboard you can use to make your own movie.
• It's All in the Approach: Creative Approaches for Video Productions
  March, 2001
  by Jim Stinson
  There are a variety of ways to format your videos. Documentary, interview, expert presenter and full script are some options to consider for your next…
• Storyboard - Late for a date
  June, 2001
  by Tad Rose
  Choose your own ending to our ready-to-shoot video storyboard
• Storyboard - Basketball
  September, 2001
  by Tad Rose
  Anyone can be a basketball star in this tale that uses editing techniques to make magic on the screen.