Storyboard

 A storyboard is a visual representation of a sequence of events, often used in filmmaking, animation, and presentations. Here are the key elements:

• Panels: These are individual frames or boxes that depict a specific scene or shot.
• Images: Each panel contains a drawing, sketch, or photograph that illustrates the key action or visual elements of the scene.
• Dialogue/Narration: Text boxes or captions are used to include dialogue, narration, or sound effects.
• Shot Descriptions: Brief descriptions accompany each image, specifying camera angles (e.g., close-up, wide shot, over-the-shoulder), camera movements (e.g., pan, tilt, zoom), and any special effects.
• Panel Numbers: Each panel is typically numbered sequentially to indicate the order of the scenes.
• Timing: Some storyboards may include rough timing indications for each shot, such as the duration in seconds.
• Notes and Annotations: Additional notes or annotations can be included to provide further context, clarify instructions, or highlight important details.

These elements work together to create a visual roadmap for the production process, helping filmmakers, animators, and other creative professionals to plan and execute their projects effectively.