BTC: Storyboard

Question Description

The purpose of this assignment is to organize content and create an outline for your documentary. A storyboard is an organized list of illustrations, scripts and/or content that chart out how your scenes will unfold in the documentary. It looks like a comic strip. The images can be hand drawn, photos or video frames, with a description to explain their placement in the documentary. It has a set row of boxes (“frames”) that show a progression of story events. A short description of the action is included as well.

The first step in the storyboard is to analyze the content of your story. Much like we do in a current event presentation, you need to identify what actions your media will represent. How will your story flow, what is the important information you have collected, what should be said, what should be shown. You storyboard can be very detailed or sparse with information, as long as it directs you from the beginning to end. As you create your documentary, you may find that you don’t follow your storyboard. That’s ok! Use this tool as a guide to lead you on your way.

You are welcome to use PowerPoint, word, or any version of similar software, or a storyboard creator. If you use a creator, ensure that the format is accessible in web browser view, pdf, word or PowerPoint. There is no wrong direction to write a storyboard.

Past Story Board Examples:

StoryBoard Example 1.pdf

StoryBoard Example 2.pptx

StoryBoard Example 3.pptx

Rubric

Storyboard Rubric

Criteria

Ratings

Pts

This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeClarity & NeatnessClearly written, organized information, content flow, legible.

15.0 to >13.13 pts

Excellent

Storyboard is easy to read and all elements are so clearly written, labeled or drawn that any person could create the documentary using the storyboard.

13.13 to >9.38 pts

Good

Storyboard is easy to read and most elements are clearly written, labeled or drawn. Another person might be able to create the documentary using the storyboard.

9.38 to >3.75 pts

Below Expectations

Storyboard is hard to read and elements are not clearly written, labeled or drawn. Another person is unlikely to create the documentary from the information.

3.75 to >0 pts

Unacceptable

Storyboard is hard to read, is not organized, lacks content and images.

15.0 pts

This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeSpelling & GrammarSpelling and grammar is correct.

10.0 to >8.0 pts

Excellent

No spelling or grammatical mistakes on storyboard with lots of text.

8.0 to >6.0 pts

Meets Expectation

Or one or two mistakes with a storyboard with lots of text.

6.0 to >4.0 pts

Below Expectations

Three or four spelling or grammatical errors in text.

4.0 to >0 pts

Unacceptable

Many spelling and grammatical errors.

10.0 pts

This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeContent & DrawingsContent includes scripts, explanation of scene, detail of media purpose.

Drawings or photos reflect content. Transitions, special effects, music, etc. is disclosed.

15.0 to >13.01 pts

Excellent

Content and pictures are well thought out, complete and well written. Full sentences are used. Fully developed script or scene descriptions. Detailed notes on transitions, background music, voice overs, etc.

13.01 to >10.01 pts

Meets Expectations

Content and pictures are complete and well written. Full sentences are used. Mostly developed script or scene descriptions. Notes on transitions, background music, voice overs, etc.

10.01 to >7.01 pts

Below Expectations

Content and pictures are not thought out, or well written. Full sentences are not used. Lacks developed script or scene descriptions. Lacks notes on transitions, background music, voice overs, etc.

7.01 to >0 pts

Unacceptable

Doesn’t contain pictures or content. No notes on transitions, background music, voice overs, etc.

15.0 pts

Total Points: 40.0

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