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Definitely my favorite. I like the idea of having a singular organized space where I can still use all the colors I want to organize things but I can still understand where everything is and if someone else looked over my shoulder they would too.

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I like the idea- would worry about them falling off and I think they would get a little bit messy and hard to follow.

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I think it looks cool, but I think I'd just be nervous of some of the post-its falling off? And then I'd stress about that.

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I like this one. The only thing I would worry about is running out of room, and then I'd be stressing about that instead of paying attention to the actual storyboarding of it all.

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I like this one. The only thing I would worry about is running out of room, and then I'd be stressing about that instead of paying attention to the actual storyboarding of it all.

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I think that this would actually be really easy to do. I like how you could make it easily and it's probably really easy to access. The only thing I can really say is that we stare at screens all day so maybe I wouldn't love to do it even more. Also- they say that physically writing things down is good for you.

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If you could translate anxiety down into one piece of paper it would be this. Because- what. Love her work, but this definitely explains a lot. Just a little too messy, I would definitely get lost.

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What. So- so I get the creative thing... I don't think it works for me? What happens when you need to pick them all up and one ends up out of order? And where are you supposed to walk? And if you sit down and want to reach a card super far it's a struggle.

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I love JK Rowling's works but, I have no idea how she operated by this. All the charts are inconsistent, with some having a paragraph of words of description, and others a sentence. The chart method seems like a good idea initially, but it shows no flow/direction that I really like, and is so small and abundant that I can hardly tell what it's saying.

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This one isn't to clear in direction either, but I like it because you could easily erase the words on the whiteboard and rewrite them if need be. The addition of drawings would be helpful as it gives you a visual description of what's happening, and can convey messages faster than words.

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This one is interesting, because even on the cards, it feels like there's not enough words there to determine what's happening. There's also an unclear direction for each of them. I'm not sure whether to follow the colors of the cards or the assortments of them on the doc.

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This one really appeals to me since there's a lot of information to take in, but it's spread out on a wall so it's not clumped together and overwhelming. Each of the plot points/sticky notes are put in an order that somewhat represents a timeline, well specifying when in the story they should happen.

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There's so few posted notes here that it leads me to believe they're very vague and small for one to understand. It's too little of any information to meet any good standards for direction.

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I really don't like this one because of how everything seems bunched together and really small. That small text especially makes it hard to follow, and overwhelming when put into scale.

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I like this one a lot as it visually separates the different sections of the book, onto bigger boards, and lists all the points that need to be hit on posted notes inside of those boards. It's seems easy to follow as a guide, and well organized this way

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I don't like this one very much. It's not as neat as I would like, and it also doesn't seem to have as much detail as other options.

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This format looks like it would be good for when criteria meets multiple categories, and easily re-arrangable if you have to change some things in the order of story scenes and events.

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I like this format best out of the post-it note options, because it has neat rows and all the post its are connected to one portable surface.

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I don't really like this format, because the rows seem confusing and I don't like the way sticky notes on a counter isn't portable.

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I like the neat rows for this, and how the different stickies can be separated into sections. I'm not the biggest fan of the post-it notes themselves though, not something I'd immediately jump to use.

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I don't mind this one. It has a clean layout that I like, though I don't know how to create one like it online.

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I like the format of this one because it is a single page storyboard based on words, which is the most like the short chapter summaries I am used to doing.

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I like the sticky wall (obviously) but also having it on a whiteboard would be nice because i could write additional notes on my whiteboard around all the stickies.

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I like this smaller sticky wall because it's more contained and will save me some wall space too so it's convenient :D

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I'm scared that I would lose these or get them out of order at some point, but I like how it's all laid out on the floor. I think having a bigger layout (like the sticky wall) to look at everything together.

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I think having a binder would be really organized and probably good for me. Also I have a lot of old binders that need to be put to use.

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I think the online storyboard would either be really convenient or really annoying to figure out but if it ends up being convenient and easier, I think I could see myself making a big virtual sticky wall instead of covering yet another one of my bedroom walls in sticky notes (im running out of room)

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I like the idea of having somewhat of a conspiracy board type of layout with a bunch of sticky notes on the wall where I can spread them out as much as I want and move them around on the wall.

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I like the way that this is organized because of how it's split into acts, parts, and includes dates at the top (i really need a schedule to stick to) also I like that this one isn't split into chapters, I think if I have to start thinking about how many chapters I'll have and how long they'll be right now I'll just cry.

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#?? - The One With The Castle Poster in the Background

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#?? - The One With The Castle Poster in the Background

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The poster is cool. Oh, you meant talk about the storyboard?
The board is fun and cool lookin, yea. Funny it looks like they used a whiteboard but put sticky notes on it rather than using a marker.

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Tetris is calling asking for its puzzle pieces back.
To be honest, this is pretty much what I had in mind for my kind of story board setup. I'd probably give them funny shapes too but put them in order of Act / Sections.

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The timeline is a good touch the others don't have. The blue pen is a bit hard to look at, some color would make the more important details pop out.

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I love how the storyboard is divided into acts, since I don't know exactly how many chapters I want to write the act structure split by the set-up of the board is pretty epic. Yet, I would definitely make it less aesthetically pleasing to look at. Lots more sticky notes, half of them would probably be crumpled or halfway fallen off.

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# Last One - Low Res Color Coded Jumble 

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# Last One - Low Res Color Coded Jumble 

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The color coding is pristine, the visual quality is less so. I realize I would probably definitely prefer physical organization to computer sticky notes.

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The use of drawings is an idea I will be stealing. It feels a bit sparse in information though, and hard to decipher the organization. There's a special order to my kind of chaos.

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I like how chaotic this approach is. However, it would be hard to find exactly what to reference to, so I would likely not use it but the grid like set-up is cool.

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JK Rowling, Order of the Phoenix (hopefully you can zoom in on this)

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JK Rowling, Order of the Phoenix (hopefully you can zoom in on this)