Documentary animation// Script for storyboarding

Today James finished editing the interviews we both recorded the other day together. He stitched our dialogue together because we agreed it'd work better to have our stories interlocking rather then having them as two separate segments in the documentary. The over all narrative for the documentary runs for 1:59 seconds, a single second under the two minute limit.

After listening over the finished audio a few times I began to write a visual script to help drive the story. This visual script would then be given to Malachi for him to storyboard from...

Visual Script

I've never worked like this before, with taking dialogue and visualising it in script form first and then giving it to a storyboard artist. Malachi is currently developing the script into rough storyboards.