Now that you have an understanding of the types of framing techniques and you have written your script, we now need to plan how we are going to put our story into actual images before we can go out and capture our shots with the camera.
Storyboards are drawings of each of the shots you have described in your script. The drawings can be detailed or basic like the example below. You need to include enough detail so that your crew understand and can make out what they are suppose to be doing in each shot or scene.
Storyboard includes:
Title
Frames for each shot
Basic diagrams of each shot
Description of each shot
Camera Angle/Type
TIPS:
Your storyboard does not need to have really detailed drawings, stick figures are fine, as long as you show the subjects emotions and any specific detail required in the shot.