Original PromptThis resource covers the essential aspects of storyboarding, a graphic organizer used for pre-visualizing narratives in various media such as film, animation, and advertising. It begins with a clear definition of storyboards and their significance in professional settings, emphasizing real-world applications like film planning, character animation, and advertising visualization. The document introduces key storytelling vocabulary, discussing different shot types (like establishing shot, close-up, and medium shot), each with its specific purpose in narrative composition. Students are guided through the creation of a storyboard, from planning their narrative with a clear structure to sketching frames and writing descriptive notes. Furthermore, it offers a detailed insight into frame types, composition, and storytelling strategies, ensuring clarity and visual effectiveness. The resource includes practical exercises such as creating a storyboard for simple tasks and developing an original story, encouraging both guided and independent practice. Finally, reflection questions promote critical analysis of shot choices and peer feedback to enhance storytelling skills.