The main types of lens scripts include

The main types of lens scripts are shooting outline, literary script and story board.

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Story board is an indispensable preparation for our film creation. Story board's role is like a blueprint of an architecture, which is the basis for photographers to shoot and edit the post-production, and also the basis for actors and all creative personnel to understand the director's intention, understand the content of the script and re-create.

Story board, also known as a production workbench and director of scripts, is also an intermediate medium for converting words into three-dimensional audio-visual images. Its main task is to design corresponding pictures, configure music sounds and grasp the rhythm and style of the film according to the commentary and TV literature scripts.

Story board's functions are as follows: first, the script shot in the early stage; The second is the basis of post-production; The third is the reference of space and budget.

There are three kinds of TV program scripts used in TV recording: shooting outline (mostly used in documentary programs), literary script (mostly used in TV series) and split-shot script.

Story board is the most practical TV script. On the basis of literary script, it recreates the script by using montage thinking and montage skills, that is, according to the shooting outline or literary script, referring to the actual situation of the shooting scene, separating scenes or paragraphs and using image contrast.

Echo, accumulation, suggestion, juxtaposition, conflict and other means to construct the overall image on the screen. According to the text script, it is not the illustration and translation of the text script, but the re-creation of the film and television language on the basis of the text script.

Although the script is also written in words, it is close to TV, or it can be "projected" in the mind, and some visible effects have been achieved.

Story board's role is like a blueprint of an architecture, which is the basis and blueprint for photographers to shoot, edit and post-produce, and also the basis for actors and all creative personnel to understand the director's intention, understand the content of the script and re-create.