Film Project - Storyboard

In order to produce a film, directors hire a person called a "story artist" to create a story board.  This is one of the first few steps in creating a film.  The storyboard is a graphic organizer in the form of handwritten illustrations or images displayed in the sequence that will be filmed.  Kelsey Drummond was the best illustrated person in our group, so she is the one who illustrated our storyboard while Morgan Davie and I gave her our ideas.

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