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OCR Creative iMedia R093 · Storyboard practice

Storyboard a 12-second street food story

Plan a vertical phone video announcing today's festival location, for the content creator.

10 marksBuild from the briefFor the content creator

The scenario

Sizzle Street Food campaign

Sizzle is a street food van serving loaded fries at markets and festivals around one city. The owner wants a social media campaign with daily location posts, short sizzling-food videos, and a loyalty card promotion. Most customers are 16-30 and find the van through social media.

The task

Create a storyboard for a 12-second vertical story video announcing today's festival location.

Plan 3-4 scenes totalling about 12 seconds: hook with the food, show the van/location, end with today's location text and handle. Annotate how each choice helps the content creator shoot it fast on a phone.

[10 marks]

What it is marked on

  • Storyboard techniques used consistently on every panel: scene numbers, shot types, camera angles and movement, timings, lighting, locations, sound and transitions
  • Panels that cover everything the brief asks for, in a clear sequence, adding up to the running time
  • Notes that explain how your choices help the content creator

The marks fall in OCR's three levels. How R093 is marked explains them.

Your answer

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Questions

Is this the real exam?

No. It is a practice question in the style of OCR's R093 paper: a client scenario, a document for a named user, and an extended answer marked by three levels. SubjectHub wrote it from the specification and the published mark schemes; the real papers are set by OCR.

How is it marked?

Straight away and for free, code checks it: which storyboard techniques you used consistently on every panel the content creator needs (scene numbers, shot types, angles, movement, timings, lighting, locations, sound and transitions), the running time against the brief, and an estimated level from that count. With a free account you also get the full mark: your notes are read, the brief and the draft's problems are checked, and code places the level by the same rule, so you get a mark, the level, feedback and one next step.

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