How to find the “Where” of your film.
In order to break down the process of choosing and working in the environments and spaces to tell a story visually, StudioBinder looks at Roger Deakins‘ approach as a case study on Location Scouting for Film:
Further Viewing
For some examples of storyboarding, there’s Glass Distortion‘s fascinating Storyboard to Film series – which includes the scene from No Country For Old Men, shot by Roger Deakins, mentioned above:
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