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所在平台: Udemy |
课程主页: https://www.udemy.com/course/storyboarding-for-filmmakers-and-content-creators/
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课程名称：电影制作人和内容创作者的故事板设计 概述：你是否在寻找一种方法来简化前期制作、与团队、演员或客户分享愿景，或可视化你的电影？故事板设计是一种简单易学的工具，可以帮助你可视化你的电影或视频项目。在这个课程中，你将学习如何像著名导演马丁·斯科塞斯（《出租车司机》1976）、奉俊昊（《寄生虫》2019）和乔迪·福斯特（《黑镜》2017）等人一样，利用故事板的力量。通过分享你的愿景、优化前期制作流程和可视化你的影片，你将体验更具创意和乐趣的制作过程。该课程针对所有绘画能力的人设计，欢迎任何水平的学习者加入。 课程创建者Carl分享了他在2017年首次参与电影项目作为美术部助理的经历。当时的前期制作会议缺乏脚本的可视化，没有办法传达导演的愿景，也缺乏与团队的动态合作，这使得整个过程感觉不够创意和有趣。Carl意识到“一定有更好的方法”，而故事板的使用正是答案。虽然故事板并不是一种晦涩的工具，但为什么许多电影制作人却没有使用它呢？这正是本课程探索的起点。 作为一名经验丰富的课堂教师、熟练的插画师和专业电影制作人，Carl期待着帮助你发展故事板设计能力，开启你自己的故事板旅程。
Are you looking for a way to: Streamline your pre-production? Share your vision with your crew, cast or client? Visualise your film?Storyboarding is a simple and easy to learn tool for visualising your film or video project. Unlock the powers of storyboarding like famous directors Martin Scorsese (Taxi Driver 1976), Bong Joon-ho (Parasite 2019) Jody Foster (Black Mirror 2017) and many more. Share your vision, streamline pre-production and visualise your film. Best of all this course is designed for all drawing abilities!My name is Carl and through this course I've created I hope to help you achieve a more enjoyable and productive film and video production by learning how to storyboard.The idea for this course all started back in 2017 where I was starting out on my first film project as an Art Department Assistant...During the first pre-production meeting there was no visualisation of the script, no way to communicate the directors vision or any dynamic collaboration with the crew. And worst of all it didn't feel creative or fun. I thought to myself "there must be a better way" and the answer was Storyboarding. But storyboarding isn't an obscure tool so why don't filmmakers use it? And that's where this courses journey begins.As an experienced classroom teacher, skilled illustrator and professional filmmaker I look forward to helping you develop your storyboarding ability and start you on your own storyboarding journey.
