Tuesday, 20 November 2012

Individual Storyboards

Individual Storyboards

After completing our group narrative where we each put our own ideas together and came up with our thriller film narrative, we first decided to use a 16 year old girl as this shows her innocence and is a convention of a thriller film. We then each separately drew our own storyboards so we could show each other what we feel our thriller film would look like. The story boards will also help our groups by in what camera shots we will use for which frames to make the film seem most conventional and professional. My storyboard shows the girl walking home with her friends, she takes the way through the forest but she doesn't realize she's being watched by a man. The man then creeps up on her and kills her. However in our thriller film we decided not to show the girl getting killed and instead the screen just go black. 


I then came up with the attack sequence for our thriller film, the attacker comes in front of the girl and she is frightened and scared, then there is a close up of the girls reactions and emotions and this gives an idea of what she is going through to the audience. Then girl tries to run away from the attacker but then the attacker catches up with her and strikes her but before you see her hit the floor the screen goes black.

I then came up with the scene where the attacker catches the girl, within in this sequence I have used a lot of close ups as it will show the emotions of the girl and the killer. I have also used mid-shows as it shows the girls surroundings, the editing styles have varied throughout this sequence as it would give a different feeling from one frame to another, this was because each frame has different types of emotions.


1 comment:

  1. Your individual storyboard shows some understanding of why a storyboard is important to consider during the planning stage.

    But you also need to consider the rest of your storyboards and this is because the above, does not complete the full twominute sequence.

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