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Storyboard examples
Making it easy to plan video for students and teachers alike.
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| With PowerProduction’s storyboard software, you can easily complete your assignment goals. Video production instructors love StoryBoard Quick because it really makes the students think first before just running out with a camera. Some even require a storyboard before checking out equipment. Ask us about the lesson plans available for production and English classes! |
| MAJOR IDEAS PORTRAYED |
| Who is the Main Character? |
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- Protagonist: main character or hero/heroine.
- What is their name? What are their characteristics? What is their role?
- Antagonist: against the protagonist.
- What are their characteristics? What is their role?
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| What do We See? |
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- What is it that you are trying to point out?
- What is important to you/your story?
- Lesson
- Moral
- Perspective on life
- Observation of society
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| When does the Action Take Place? |
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- Where is the scene?
- Digital previsualization
- Why is this important?
- Resolution: How the problem is solved can lead directly to your message
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We offer Educational Discounts for single student licenses and multiple user site licenses for computer labs.
Click here to email our Academic Sales Department. Ask for the educational discount form or for a site license quote.
Teachers can request the StoryBoard Quick K-12 Teacher's Guide with any purchase of StoryBoard Quick!
Includes an overview designed for teachers, plus lesson plans, tips, and explanations of techniques.
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| PowerProduction Supports Local Education |
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- Locally, we are actively involved in education leadership. Our Chief Technical Officer is part of the Business Steering Committee with the Santa Clara County Office of Education, and we were recently honored as Business Partner of the Year!
- We assist with education grant proposals and focus on teaching educators how to make Technical Careers accessible for their students.
- Keep an eye on our blog for more information!)
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| PowerProduction Helps Teachers |
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| PowerProduction Supports National Education |
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- As a US-based company, PowerProduction supports education nationally with our involvment with SkillsUSA Championships.
- Our founder serves as the Technical Co-Chair for Video Production.
- For the past three years, PowerProduction has awarded copies of StoryBoard Quick to the winning student teams at the National Leadership and Skills Conference, a showcase of career and technical education students.
- See more about PowerProduction's participation with SkillsUSA in our blog!
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| PowerProduction Helps Students |
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- In conjunction with President Obama and the Department of Education's "I Am What I Learn" video contest, PowerProduction awarded copies of StoryBoard Quick to finalists.
- "I Am What I Learn" focused on answering the question "Why is your education important to fulfilling your dreams?" PowerProduction believes that education is the necessary foundation for developing careers in all fields, including filmmaking.
- The contest encouraged creativity, content, and inspiration; PowerProduction likewise wants to help students write their own destiny... visually.
- See more about PowerProduction's contribution to the "I Am What I Learn" video contest in our blog!
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| Teach with Storyboard Examples |
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- Creative advertisement
- Political propaganda or campaign
- Short story that you create or have already written
- Music video
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| Need Inspiration? |
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 Do your students need to practice writing?
- Sound familiar? Well, there's good news: you're not alone, and neither are they.
- Build anticipation by reading your first-person story to the class, then let storyboard software help students outline their thoughts visually which will help them to start writing sentences in detail.
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| Teachers use storyboards using a storyboard software to help students plan what they want to say. It works great at home too! Here's what to do, step-by-step: |
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- Decide on a story arc.
- Plan the “big ideas.”
- Fill in the details.
- Our storyboard software will take care of the rest.
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