How To Storyboard Articles (Page 3)

• Pre Viz
• Script
• Storyboard
• Treatment

• Home Video Hints: Telling a Simple Story
  September, 2001
  by Jim Stinson
  Making a story movie is easy, as long as you follow a few simple guidelines.
• Budgeting Time
  December, 2001
  by William Ronat
  How long will it take? Calculate your time investment before you start with these planning tips.
• Home Video Hints: Plan for Success
  May, 2002
  by Jim Stinson
  A little planning goes a long way in making a successful video project.
• How to Make a Storyboard and Shot List
  April, 2002
  by Jim Stinson
  A bit of pre-planning can save you time and money.
• Storyboard - Test Case
  November, 2002
  by Tad Rose
  The plot is simple: a man wakes up to find himself the subject of a mysterious experiment. How does it end? You decide!
• Sound Advice: Voiceover Techniques
  May, 2002
  by Hal Robertson
  There are many tricks of the trade you can use to perfect your video voiceovers.
• Home Video Hints: Planning Production: Part I
  January, 2003
  by Jim Stinson
  Even productions for the home hobbyist can benefit from pre-production planning.
• 5 Steps to Great Video Production
  October, 2005
  by Randal K. West
  Every successful shoot starts with a good plan.
• Take 5: 5 Considerations for Event Video
  May, 2003
  by Chuck Peters
  5 Considerations for Event Video
• Communication: The Foundation of Production
  November, 2003
  by Randal K. West
  The most important thing a director has to do is communicate.
• Computer Editing: Shooting for a Specific Audience
  July, 2003
  by Bill Davis
  Tailor your shows for the people who will watch them.
• Directing to Edit
  September, 2003
  by Jim Stinson
  By anticipating your editor's needs and shooting footage to fulfill them, you can help create a better program--and a happier editor.
• Shooting for the Final Edit
  November, 2003
  by Brian Pogue
  If you plan to edit your videos, you should shoot them differently.
• Church Video: Lights, Camera, Worship
  June, 2004
  by Bill Mauger
  You'll never walk alone: a pragmatic guide to worship video from those who have gone before.
• Editing: Editing from Start to Finish, Part 1 of 4
  April, 2004
  by Bill Davis
  This is the first part of a planned 4-part introduction to video editing. Part 1: Prep, Log and Capture.
• From Shot Lists to Storyboards
  June, 2004
  by Tad Rose
  Organizing your project before you shoot can save you time during the edit stage.
• Gearing Up for Battle
  December, 2005
  by Michael Reff
  Before you grab your gear and hop on your trusty steed, you need advance preparation to successfully ride off into battle.
• Plan the Shoot: Part 1 of Production Planning
  April, 2005
  by Jim Stinson
  Meticulous planning will enable you to shoot the program you developed and then edit the show you shot.
• Shoot to Show or to Edit
  September, 2005
  by Randy Hansen
  "Shoot to Show" and "Shoot to Edit" are two different styles requiring different methods of planning. No one knows these techniques better than a run-and-gun…
• 48 Hour Film Challenge
  August, 2005
  by Tad Rose
  If you haven't heard, there's a new video contest coming to a town near you. It's called the 48-Hour Film Project.
• 7 Ways to Involve the Kids
  July, 2006
  by Kyle Cassidy
  Children love to make videos, all they need is the impetus and opportunity. So take the camera out of the closet on a lazy Sunday and say
• Announcing... You?
  August, 2006
  by Hal Robertson
  Commercials, movie trailers, product and training videos all have one thing in common -- they often need a voiceover.
• Extreme Shooting - Xtreme it Up!
  March, 2006
  by Jenny Hanson
  Attach a tiny "lipstick cam" to the family dog, and you've got an interesting POV shot that is just one way to go extreme when shooting.
• Final Draft AV 2.5 Scriptwriting Software Review
  January, 2006
  by Bud Elliott
  Final Draft AV 2.5 Scriptwriting Software
• Pens, Pencils, Plots
  March, 1992
  by John Bishop
• And The Word Became Footage
  April, 1992
  by Michael Halperin
• The World Turned Upside Down
  June, 1992
  by Bernard Wilkie
• Script Right - Video Screenwriting Tips
  July, 1993
  by Stephen Jacobs
• The Storyboard
  January, 1994
  by William Ronat
• New Titles reviews
  September, 2008
  by Morgan Paar
  Compositing Visual Effects: Essentials for the Aspiring Artist; Producing Great Sound for Film and Video, Third Edition; Call Box: Digital Color Correction -&he…