Traditions And Customs Of The Holiday Season

I am very fortunate to be able to attend 5 different Christmas's almost every year.
Three of these events are the commonly known Christmas. Sitting around with our family or friends, watching movies, having a huge dinner and opening gifts. A Christmas dinner for my family consists of a turkey (or two), stuffing, many different types of potatoes, beans, gravy, and a variety of vegetables.
The fourth Christmas that my family has is a smaller evening, with just my mom and siblings. Seeing as my mom works most Christmas's, we wait until the evening to sit down and open up gifts with each other. We spend a good hour opening up presents from each other, our mom, and even Santa.

Our final Christmas is at my Grandma and Opa's house. My Grandmas is Danish and my Opa German, so this dinner is a little different. The same situation happens with presents and stockings, but dinner changes.With this dinner my Grandma does not enjoy turkey, so we always have a ham, with crackling on the outside (a sort of pork rind), a mound of mashed potatoes, red cabbage, brussel sprouts, beans and a few smaller pieces. After the kids clean off the table and we all talk for about half an hour, we have a competition. It's a Danish tradition to have a huge bowl of rice pudding and drop one shaved almond in and stir it around.

Whoever finds the almond in their pudding receives a prize picked by my Grandma. But, you do have to eat all the pudding in your bowl until you may claim your prize. Naturally, this turns into a huge competition with us. Me and my uncle always fight over how we think the other took not one but two scoops and a war breaks out. All is well though as after all this is cleaned up and coffee and drinks are distributed. presents are opened. What a surprise it is that Santa went to their house to.

What's A Storyboard

Making a storyboard for a business video, is a form of organization or planning. It is a sequence of drawings, mainly with dialogue and a certain direction to follow. It can represent the shots planned for a movie or television show as well.

To make a storyboard you first need to draw or print a group of squares on your paper, many templates are available online in a print friendly form. These squares each represent a frame or scene. You can obtain these pictures in anyway, by drawing, digitally or by photographs.

A space has to be saved either beside or underneath each scene to be able to write the script or story, much like a comic book.  Notes about camera angles or any other detail would also need to be made at this point.

Storyboards to not have to be incredibly detailed, as they are not the final product.