Scripting and storyboard


Tools: PowerPoint
Time: 24 hours
Client: Personal portfolio piece
Role: e-Learning developer
Challenge:
It took an awful long time to get my head around what to do. As it was my first ever time creating a script, I didn't know what to include. I didn't know how it should look. To me, a storyboard should have images and then captions - That's what I learnt in school? However, this was completly different and I only found this out later on!
Solution:
RESEARCH! RESEARCH! RESEARCH!
I Googled an awful lot, messaged people on LinkedIn and even watched a few YouTube videos. Everyone said something different but I finally got my head around what do.
Result:
I now have a solid base on what goes onto a storyboard and a script. It's quite easy when you get started. But it's always beginning it that takes the most time.
Tools: PowerPoint
Time: 24 hours
Client: Personal portfolio piece
Role: e-Learning developer

Challenge:
This time, I didn't find it as hard creating a script. I didn't follow everything I'd written and I found sticking to the script very hard.
Solution:
As a result, I had to keep changing my script.
Result:
A good, informal, colloquial script! To view the full video, click here.