storyboard

sto·ry·board

S0785100 (stôr′ē-bôrd′)n. A rough, pictorial outline of the different scenes, camera angles, or perspectives in a movie or interactive sequence, such as a video game.

sto′ry·board′ v.

storyboard

(ˈstɔːrɪˌbɔːd) n (Film) (in films, television, advertising, etc) a series of sketches or photographs showing the sequence of shots or images planned for a film

sto•ry•board

(ˈstɔr iˌbɔrd, ˈstoʊr iˌboʊrd)

n. a panel or series of panels with sketches depicting changes of action and scene, as for a motion picture or a television show. [1940–45]

Translations

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storyboard

[′stȯr·ē‚bȯrd] (graphic arts) A series of small drawings intended to show the sequence and continuity of a proposed motion picture, television production, or slide presentation; only key portions of the action or story are shown, which help to visualize the total idea.

storyboard

A sequence of images and annotations for a cartoon, animation or video. Storyboards are previews of the final version and typically contain mockups rather than final art and images. Before computers, storyboards were drawn with pen and ink on lightweight cardboard.

The earliest storyboards date from the cartoon and animation industry of the 1920s, including the talented artists at Walt Disney's original California studio.

单词	storyboard
释义	storyboard sto·ry·board S0785100 (stôr′ē-bôrd′)n. A rough, pictorial outline of the different scenes, camera angles, or perspectives in a movie or interactive sequence, such as a video game. sto′ry·board′ v. storyboard (ˈstɔːrɪˌbɔːd) n (Film) (in films, television, advertising, etc) a series of sketches or photographs showing the sequence of shots or images planned for a film sto•ry•board (ˈstɔr iˌbɔrd, ˈstoʊr iˌboʊrd) n. a panel or series of panels with sketches depicting changes of action and scene, as for a motion picture or a television show. [1940–45] Translations esquisse storyboard storyboard [′stȯr·ē‚bȯrd] (graphic arts) A series of small drawings intended to show the sequence and continuity of a proposed motion picture, television production, or slide presentation; only key portions of the action or story are shown, which help to visualize the total idea. storyboard A sequence of images and annotations for a cartoon, animation or video. Storyboards are previews of the final version and typically contain mockups rather than final art and images. Before computers, storyboards were drawn with pen and ink on lightweight cardboard. The earliest storyboards date from the cartoon and animation industry of the 1920s, including the talented artists at Walt Disney's original California studio. AcronymsSeesoybean
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