2005: The purpose of my online production books was to assist myself, cast and crew during pre-production and rehearsal periods. After the show is over I use webpages for my classes: directing, acting, drama.
If you have a talent -- Organization is everything!
Forms for film directing classes:
For Storyboarding go to Directing Page
Log-forms
Always keep your logs. You'll save yourself a lot of time later -- at the editing stage.
Samples of storyboards from students projects.
Advice: take the forms from the master-file Directing 331 (on reserve in the Library), copy all (don't forget to put them back). Work first with "pictures only" form, next with 2-shot form, and finally with "One-shot" form. Use the idex-card system to toss your shots on the floor. Or place them all (pictures only, shot-by shot) on the wall.
"Three-shots page format (plain)" form
Two-shots storyboard form
(I have to find a better way to scan the forms).
Or even better, to have it in electronic on-screen formats. Well, wait when I'll learn the form-on-line tricks!
