Age 5-12
Storyboarding is a way of telling a story through pictures, and is often used to develop concepts for TV and film.
The process involves writing a story, breaking it down into simple actions, and then drawing it in pictures. Storyboarding can help to decide what shot type will best capture the information you want to convey in a scene. By using the Storyboard template provided in this resource, you can develop your own idea for a film or animation.
This is the second course in ARTS:LIVE’s Composition series. Compose Some More has been created to teach students the fundamentals of music composition. The resources provide students with the language, knowledge, skills and techniques to organise musical ideas into notation systems and symbols.
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Shapeshifting Stories provides handy tips and techniques to create compelling and dramatic stories. With the help of characters, including superhero show-off Frostica and the trainee warlock Solpadon, you will learn the fundamentals of story building – who, what, how and where.
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