storyboard templates: explanation


I picked two story board templates that I thought would work well if I had to use one. The reason why I picked the first one was because it had the lines underneath the drawings so I could write what I was trying to draw and it would be more clear as to what I am trying to show.

The reason why I liked the second one was because it had the scene: and shot: on the top of each block that you draw in, and it also had the lines underneath the blocks like the first one so I will know what I was drawing every time and when the action was suppose to happen.
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