On this episode we talk and show part of the storyboard process.
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4 comments:
Por aqui estuve viendo solo este episodio, porque es casi la una de la mañana y yo soy una mortal estudiante y mi cuerpo se agota.. bueno eso no importa..
Muy bueno lo que vi, aunque he visto mejores storyboards, pero en cuanto a la historia como solo vi un pedazo, medio me la imagine en la cabeza y va bien... Buen viento y Buena mar!!!
Tan bacano que trabajen con la pantalla verde y toda la vuelta!! Marica que chevere!!!
i cant wait to see it...........ahora si veo de que es que son las fotos de facebook!!
cariños juancito.
Well this is so cool, is nice to see how all the ideas you have in your head you put it in the paper, my question is: do you shoot all the scenes you have in the story board, and then decide which one is the one you want or you decide when you have the story board?
Kafre:
The purpose behind the Storyboard is to "select" the angles of each shot. When we're on location, we make that same shot. This way, we know we have what we need.
But, when we're on the location shooting, we might make "new shots", we might improvise a little, maybe the shot can be from the side, or if its a Close Up, we also make a Medium shot, and later when editing, we can play with it.
Rayza: los storyboards no tienen que ser "de mejor calidad". El proposito de estos es mostrar el angulo de la camara, y los elementos que hay en la toma. Por ejemplo: Si en la toma se ve un actor, y detras de el un cuadro, lo unico que se necesita es dibujar eso. Puede ser un dibujo "sencillo", pero desde que muestre lo anterior, el storyboard cumple su objetivo. Rayza, que bueno ver que estuviste poara ca de visita. ;)
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