Title: Analyze the format, components, and composition techniques in a video storyboard and script.
Course: Video and Media Technology (11055) > Section: Preproduction: Writing for Video Media

Analysis should include

- evaluating the use of language, ensuring that
  - the subject-predicate-object sentence structure is used
  - sentences are clear and concise
  - present tense and active voice are maintained

- identifying the format, genre, and main script elements or components
- identifying script and storyboard techniques, including the use of a shot list and materials list.

Process/Skill Questions:

- What is the difference between conversational and composition writing?
- What is conversational style and why is it a good choice when writing for video media?
- When should the present tense be avoided?
- How does the structure of video media writing affect the viewer?