The Documentary Storyboard
The Documentary Storyboard
The Documentary Storyboard
Storyboard
By Mason
The act of ‘documenting’ things has been
around since the dawn of mankind.
It is done to preserve the truth, teachings,
and memories of their beloved ancestors.
In our time, documentaries have evolved
tremendously.
• Stock
processing software
• Stock
<poetic>
• Long shot planning
<poetic> planning
• Close up papers
<poetic> planning
• Long shot shooting
<poetic> Shooting
• Close up Camera
<poetic> Shooting
• Medium Editing
<poetic> Editing
• Close up Editing
<poetic> Editing
<poetic> Tiredness
<poetic> Caffeine
<poetic> Tiredness intensified
<poetic> Caffeine intensified
<poetic> Tiredness intensified
<poetic> Caffeine Intensified
<poetic> Still Tired
• Continue to work
<poetic> Fulfillment
• Close up Smile
<poetic> Fulfillment
Performative:
Where the film maker shares his experience
performing certain tasks.
<performative>
• Me going to the bookshelf
<Participatory>
• Interviewer + camera
Answer
• Interviewer + camera
answer
• Interviewer + camera
Answer
• Interviewer + camera
Answer
Observational :
Real and as truthful as possible footages of subject
being documented
Observational
Real Footage Coming Soon
<observational> Planning
Real Footage Coming Soon
<observational> Shooting
• Real Footage Coming Soon
<observational> Editting
• Real Footage Coming Soon
<observational> Fulfillment
Reflexive:
Where questions and challenges to the nature or practice of
documentary filmmaking being asked.
Reflexive
• Choosing B-rolls not footage
“Inspirational Quote”
Quote