Do you make storyboards for your films?

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Do you make storyboards for your films?

1. Yes
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2. No
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13%
3. What are storyboards?
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4. I just pick up the cam and film.
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6%
5. Too time consuminng.
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19%
6. Spend more time on it than the film
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No votes
7. Yes, I do on occasion
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19%
8. No, I can't draw
1
6%
9. I'm not sure
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No votes
 
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Do you make storyboards for your films?

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ahh could a mod move this to the general film making forum?
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Moved and YES i do storyboard
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My stroyboards are in my head.
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i have on occasion in the past but i think it is necessary if you really want a good film. so in all future productions i plan to make storyboards.
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I usually storyboard instead of script writing
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You have to have a plan on how to set the movie out, whether it's the script, or a storyboard, or jotted down on the back of a beer-mat! Whatever you do, you have to remain focused on the chapters of the film, otherwise you'll start going off at a tangent, and lost the plot somewhere along the way.

Storyboards are good, cuz they are simple to follow.
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Post by Ornsack »

We usually storyboard any stunts or special effect shots but never the whole thing. We've started to script though, which was beyond us not so long ago.

I still believe the best moments come out of improvisation however.
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yeah i agree. it is very difficult to storyboard an enitre movie. i have a lot of ideas in my head usually so i only like to storyboard certain scenes. it's only a guideline after all.
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Same here.
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i think storyboard are more for people other than the film maker so that they can invision what the film maker invisions.
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Post by foxwood »

I usualy plan the shoots out, but have only storyboarded one flick, which I haven't shoot yet, but it will help me get cash to whip out 250 index cards with the entire flick drawn out on them.
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