Storyboarding

Chimacum Middle School

Website Storyboarding

• Secrets from Hollywood

• Basics of Web Design

• A sample

• Restaurant Sample

• Whether you are creating a website, putting together a PowerPoint presentation or some other multimedia show, always plan it out first.

• A little thought can go a long way.

What is its Purpose?

• What are your goals?• What is your

presentation for?– To educate?– To sell?– To convince?– To inform?– To entertain?– Or a combination of

the above?

Who is your audience?

�Know your audience!�Is it a serious matter?�Can it be entertaining?�Do they care about

what you have to say?�Once you know your

audience, target your presentation to THEM.

Generate IdeasUse your notesDecide what you

need and what you don’t need.

Do you need more info?

• Based on your brainstorming session, make a plan.

• Use your plan to design your presentation.

• Decide what pictures or diagrams you will need and have a teammate create them.

• Provides an overall rough outline of what the presentation will look like, including:– Which topics go

where,– the links,– and a conceptual idea

of where your images go, and what the layout will look like.

• You don't have to be able to draw to produce a storyboard. You need only sketch in the outlines.

• Someone should be able to look at your storyboard and put together the same site you would have done.

http://eagle.chimacum.wednet.edu/classpages/storyboard_rubric.html

Bibliography

Storyboarding. Imagine Design Notes. http://www.imagine.co.uk/design/index.html

Storyboarding Your Movie. The Complete Eejit’s Guide to Film-Making. http://www.exposure.co.uk/eejit/storybd/index.html

Storyboarding. HCC Dale Mabry Campus. http://www.hcc.cc.fl.us/dalemabry/dpt/cs/courses/cgs2820/sbart.htm