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A filmmaker's introduction
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Second Edition
By
John Hart, Award-winning author, lecturer, storyboard artist, graphic designer and photographer. Based in New York.
Description
Communicate your vision, tell your story and plan major scenes with simple, effective storyboarding techniques.
Using sketches of shots
from classic films, from silents to the present day, John Hart leads you through the history and evolution of this craft to help you
get to grips with translating your vision onto paper, from the rough sketch to the finished storyboard. More than 150 illustrations from
the author's and other storyboard artists' work illuminate the text throughout to help you master the essential components of storyboarding,
such as framing, placement of figures, and camera angles.
Level: Novice
Audience
Beginning college film/TV, animation, art students as well as amateur filmmakers. Novice.
Contents
The Storyboard's Beginnings: Where it all started
The Storyboard Artist Is a Part of Preproduction Team
Basic components of the Storyboard
Create on Demand - How to Accommodate the Production Team
On Planes and Perspective
Added Emphasis on Design, Composition and Color
Showing Action in Your Storyboard
Depth of Field and Light Sources
Dynamics of the Shot
Animatics – The Future of Motion Control
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Paperback, 224 pages, publication date: SEP-2007
ISBN-13: 978-0-240-80960-1
ISBN-10: 0-240-80960-2
Imprint: FOCAL PRESS
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