In the previous mission, you have discovered that a movie is actually just a series of sequential images or pictures. Then you saw that many movies actually have the same structure, e.b.a problem, an enormous challenge, a climax, and a conclusion. In this mission, we're going to transfer your story onto a storyboard. A storyboard is a collection of drawn scenes from your movie. The storyboard is intended to help you think about what your movie is going to look like. If this is the first time that you do this mission, that it is a good idea to not make your movie super long just yet, into draw 20 scenes. It would be beautiful to start with five scenes, the five steps of the classic story. Take a look at how we have done this. Our first movie has five scenes. One, the beginning, you meet the main character, the shrimp. Two, a problem, he lives in a dark world underwater. How is he going to get light? Three, then the challenge. There is a chest with lights, but how is the small animal going to open this chest? Four, the climax of the movie. He has an idea and asks the walrus for help. Five, then the conclusion. Everybody is happy with the beautiful lit world. We have drawn every scene, not with a lot of details, but clearly so that we know exactly when we start filming, what we have to film in which way. What comes in handy is certainly when you work with more people on the same movie. Then everybody knows exactly what needs to happen. Tip. Try to make the scenes different. If you show the same kind of scene all the time, you will get a dull movie. Try to vary your scenes, making them more interesting that way. One time from far away, a wide shot, convenient if you want to give an overview. And then maybe a close shot, very close to your character. Great for when you want to show a facial expression. For instance, when somebody startles or is angry, your turn. Take your storyboard and draw out every scene in the movie. That can be done any way you want to, with pencil, pen, crayons, color, or in black and white. Oh yeah, if something goes wrong during a drawing of your scene or you want to add an extra scene later, just cut out the planes that are good and glue them to a new storyboard. So don't be afraid to make a mistake. Good luck! Did it work out? Well done. In the next mission, we're going to draw the characters for your movie and cut them out. See you in the next mission.