“Artists, writers, and movie directors sometimes organize the path of their work using storyboards. It’s a way to put story events in order using illustrations or notes so you can get a clear picture of the path ahead. This process can help you make sure that each section of your Talk serves a critical purpose and that you’re including just the right amount of information: no more, no less. You can use sketches to visually organize your Talk arc.”
Activity 1 - What is storyboarding?
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Activity 2 - Create your own storyboard
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Further Explorations
THINGS TO REFLECT
- I’ve defined how hook, perspective, tension and closing are important parts to consider in the arc of a Talk or presentation.
- I've identified which stories and pieces of information I want to include in the beginning, middle and end of my Talk.
THINGS TO DO
- Be sure to share your storyboard with a critical friend or family member. Describe to them the arc of your Talk.
THINGS TO SHARE
- Share updated Idea Journals with TED-Ed at tededstudents@ted.com and via social media with #TEDEdStudents