storyboard
21Storyboard — Sto|ry|board 〈[stɔ:rıbɔ:d] n.; Gen.: s, Pl.: s; Film; TV〉 Serie von Bildern, Sketchen usw., die als Anweisung bzw. Erklärung zum Drehen eines Fernseh od. Kinofilms dient [Etym.: engl.] …
22Storyboard — Arbeitspapier zur Gestaltung und Produktion eines ⇡ Fernsehspots als Hilfsmittel, den optischen Teil des Films nicht nur verbal, sondern auch zeichnerisch oder fotografisch zu erläutern …
23storyboard — n. (in filmmaking) board or several boards on which the order of the scenes of the film or play are written …
24storyboard — noun a sequence of drawings representing the shots planned for a film or television production …
25storyboard — A sequence of sketches and cartoons to show the main elements in a television or cinema advertisement …
26storyboard — sto•ry•board [[t]ˈstɔr iˌbɔrd, ˈstoʊr iˌboʊrd[/t]] n. sbz a panel or series of panels with sketches depicting changes of action and scene, as for a motion picture or a television show • Etymology: 1940–45 …
27Storyboard — VP A script complete with pictures representing each shot. FilmM an essential part of pre production. Contains a series of panels that roughly depict shots and scenes for a film. Commonly drawn in small boxes and numbered in a shot order …
28storyboard — TV Series of cartoon like sketches illustrating key visual stages (shots, scenes) of planned production, accompanied by corresponding audio information. [See script] …
29storyboard — /ˈstɔribɔd/ (say stawreebawd) noun Film, TV a basic graphic realisation of a sequence of scenes in a film, advertisement, etc., as a visual aid in the planning or explanation of a visual narrative …
30storyboard — sto|ry|board sb., et, s, ene (serie af tegninger som viser scener og handling i en film) …
