Storyboarding

Storyboarding

While in class, we decided to finish our storyboard! With our fixed plot after discussing with our teacher, it was time to finally plan the shots.

I drew the panels, so apologies if the art is not the best!  

Depending on the shot, we added action lines to show how we want our actor to move (which Olivia volunteered to star!). By adding arrows by the head, we knew which way the action would face, adding more consistency to our final project.

Each page is intended to be a minute each. We planned with the first page, the one with the killer chasing her down, that there will be a lot of insert shots of the hall and the actual chase scene happening. There will be quick cuts to show the desperation to escape. We did not include every frame we wanted in this sequence, but it will mostly include over-the-shoulder and tracking shots.

When we meet on Friday (SAT day is on this Wednesday), we will review the storyboard to make sure it is the sequence we want it. It’s so exciting to see the story coming together! 

Once we get the equipment from BECON TV and get our costumes/props, it’s time to turn this storyboard into a reality!