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Creative Paperwork 1

Document 
Description (what it contains)
Purpose and Medium 
Key advice for completing successfully 
Storyboard
 -Visual plan used in pre-production containing illustrations and annotations 
-Designed to be the most detailed visual of there project 
 - Helps to visualise what the ideas for the production are 
 - Annotate drawings accurately 
- Don't spend too long drawing , it can be rough 
Script/ Screenplay
 -Produced by a script writer , specialist job and they break down the idea
-Used by production team to see shots and scene by scene play
-Shows how the Contains slug lines, stage directions and locations
 - To be able to get a generalised idea of what is to happen scene by scene and what the director wants to happen 
- To tell the cast ands crew what needs to be done 
 - Keep it concise 
-keep it clear 

Shooting Script 
 -Used in video production 
- Accompanies the storyboard in allowing the production team to structure the filming
 - To make sure all shots are done 

 -Keep consise 

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