STORYBOARD TIME


Hey guys, would you believe it's October already? 

 Anyway, in my previous post I included all the shots we have to include in our preliminary task, which allowed us to start planning our thriller! After a good debate on what our story should be, we began planning it out by sketches (bad sketches) for each shot with it's labelled camera angle. 

 WARNING: We didn't take art as a subject for a reason!
SHOTS  1-6

















SHOTS 7-12
















SHOTS 13-18
















SHOTS 19-24













There you go! After seeing it planned out on paper, I have a good feeling about how it'll turn out (fingers crossed) and now look forward to finding possible settings/locations. 

 Hopefully my next post will give you sneak peaks of where we plan to film. Until then though, goodbye! 










Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

CONVENTIONS OF THE THRILLER FILM GENRE

Since our final task is to create a thriller film opening, it would only make sense to ask myself - what really is a thriller? A thriller is a broad genre of literature, film, gaming and TV. It also involves numerous, overlapping sub genres. The whole point of a thriller is to create anticipation and suspense, keeping the audience alert and on the edge of their seats. Usually, the protagonist is set against a 'mystery' and and no matter what the sub genre is, it will emphasise the danger that the protagonist may face during their mission.  Some sub genres of a thriller and an example of them are: Action thrillers - Die Hard & The Bourne Identity Sci Fi thrillers - Inception & District 9 Spy thrillers - James Bond  Religious thrillers - The Da Vinci Code & The Ninth Gate  Supernatural thrillers - The Conjuring & The Sixth Sense Crime thrillers - Jagged Edge & The Usual Suspects  What should we expect to see in a thriller? Main con...
Read more

OUR STORYBOARD

Image
Hey everyone, here's our storyboard that we created via the very helpful website StoryboardThat - I recommend you give them a try sometime. With the help of the storyboard, we now have a clearly idea of what our thriller will look like. 
Read more