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MD4.1

Storyboard for the Clip

Level 2 · BootCampMD4 Channel ManagementTaught week 5 Thursday after lunch

Submit Your Work

What You Turn In

  1. Brief, five lines, with its receipt fill in on the hub
    1. Audience, the one message, the key moment, the seconds, the call; the receipt shows your spec, what you asked the AI, what you kept and cut; labelled AI-assisted — directed by me
  2. Storyboard, six frames with the beat sheet, photographed flat fill in on the hub
    1. One frame per beat with what we see, the shot type, what we hear, where the camera stands and the seconds; the seconds add up to the brief's length; a stranger could shoot it; labelled Hand-made
  3. Shot list with the drop list fill in on the hub
    1. Three to five real shots in shoot order; every frame points at a shot, a caption card or the end card; must-have and nice-to-have marked
  4. Sign-off line, in the photograph
    1. The client's initials and date on the board, or the one written change that would earn them
  5. Daily post
    1. One frame of your board to the track channel with a line on what the clip is for; a line in the posting log
  6. Clip of the Day: Board to Clip fill in on the hub
    1. 15–30 seconds, 9:16, shot from your own board in the week 6 Tuesday studio block and cut to its seconds that evening: every frame in the clip (or the change written on the board), the must-have shots all there; captions burned in; the end card with your mark and the label; a 720p MP4 under 30 MB in your Mufasa folder, its Google Drive share link in Asha beside the board photographs

Stuck, or want to check your thinking? Paste this card into your own AI and ask it to question you, not answer for you.

How

  1. Asha, by the Saturday update after the week 6 Tuesday evening.
Done when
  1. Brief, five lines + receipt: Audience, one message, key moment, seconds, call; receipt names the spec, the asks, what was kept and cut; labelled AI-assisted — directed by me
  2. Storyboard, six frames + beat sheet: One frame per beat with sees, type, hears, camera and seconds; seconds add up to the brief's length; shootable by a stranger; labelled Hand-made
  3. Shot list + drop list: Three to five real shots in shoot order; every frame points at a shot, a caption card or the end card; must-have and nice-to-have marked
  4. Sign-off line: The client's initials and date, or the one written change that would earn them
  5. Daily post: One frame of the board with a line on what the clip is for; a log line
  6. Clip of the Day: Board to Clip: 3 stars: as 2, plus the seconds match the board to within a second a frame; the client's initials earned on the board before the shoot · 2 stars: 15–30 s; 9:16 at 720p, MP4 under 30 MB; captions burned in inside the safe area; end card with the trainee's mark and the label; receipt filed; every frame of the board in the clip at its seconds (or the change written on the board); the must-have shots all there · 1 star: not 9:16 or outside 15–60 s, the clip does not follow the board, or no receipt

Counts toward: the MD4.1 badge, 1 to 3 stars · the board you shoot and cut from on every clip after this · attendance for the Taught and SGL blocks · LP (Lion Points) for accepted badge work.

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