What is a storyboard? What is its purpose? Optional Activity: Below is an example of a storyboard without pictures (large blue b
oxes) or descriptions (small white boxes). Create your own storyboard by printing this out, or recreating it on paper using a pen/pencil. Try to make you own storyboard. Remember that it does not have to be perfect because the idea is to just make an outline of rough sketches and brief descriptions.
A storyboard is termed as the visual representation of the story or the play in the series or the chronological order with the images and the particular notes with it. This creates a beautiful representation in the written form with the images or the pictures themselves.
The purpose of the storyboard are:
It provides the layout or the steps in plotting the storyboard.
It helps in the proper arrangement of the layout in chronological order.
It creates the sublevels of the topics mentioned in the storyboard.
After the plotting, it looks for the several hurdles and the problems.
A plea: A formal statement by or on behalf of a defendant or prisoner, stating guilt or innocence in response to a charge, offering an allegation of fact, or claiming that a point of law should apply.
"The lawyer made a passionate plea for the release for his client".
