 A storyboard is the perfect tool for efficiently creating a multimedia "experience" for the user or audience. Projects that use storyboards include but are not limited to: • Films, videos • Websites • e-learning lessons (e-modules) • Events 1. Show Instead of Tell Click image to enlarge A storyboard speaks the universal language of pictures. Put simply, storyboards are a series of images (mock-ups) of what your audience will see alongside written details that tells your team what to do. 2. Decide What You Want Click image to enlarge A storyboard gives you a chance to decide if your idea is engaging and practical BEFORE you put the time and expense into developing it. 3. Unite Your Team Click image to enlarge There are typically 3 groups you need to create your digital product: • The talent (either on-screen or voice over) • Developers/Crew • Subject matter experts/reviewers Creating a storyboard gets them all on the same page quickly by giving them important information they need for their jobs alongside a visual representation of the end product. 4. Save Time Click image to enlarge Creating a clear, detailed storyboard means you can avoid: • Trial-and-error development • Lengthy, frustrating meetings trying to explain what you’re looking for 5. Save Money Click image to enlarge Storyboarding goes beyond creating a simple outline, it helps you think through the logistics of the end product. It can also help you decide (and budget for): • Who needs to get involved • What you can live with/without • How big the scope of the project is likely to become Ready to Try Storyboarding?You can create storyboards in Word, PowerPoint, and more. Ask us how or...
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