We've had a lecture with professional storyboard artist Tony Trimmer. I've learnt a lot from his lecture. When making a storyboard it's important to not be precious about your work. Keep it simple and readable as a lot of the frames will be replaced or removed. He also told us about the golden rule and how important it is in animation and film making.
After the lecture my group had a chat with Tony explaining what we are doing and what plans do we have. We've decided to come up with our own screenplays and storyboards and than meet together and choose the best bits. However, Tony said that it's not a good approach. This could lead to arguing and choosing only one person's work. He advised us to write the script together and split it into four sections so everyone has his own section to work with.
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