This is our final storyboard. I drew this our from our first draft, making the changes which we have suggested to improve our final cut. This copy includes all of the features and is much neater, clearer and simpler than the original copy. I am hoping that this will be a much more helpful resource in aiding our filming and editing.
Chloe Wing 6318
Hannah Ginserg 6207
Grace Mulley 6249
Hannah Ginserg 6207
Grace Mulley 6249
Tags
- Chloe (29)
- Editing (4)
- Evaluation Question 1 (1)
- Evaluation Question 2 (1)
- Evaluation Question 3 (1)
- Evaluation Question 4 (1)
- Evaluation Question 5 (1)
- Evaluation Question 6 (1)
- Evaluation Question 7 (1)
- Film Research (6)
- Filming (9)
- Filming planning (10)
- Genre Research (10)
- Grace (44)
- Hannah (33)
- Location planning (3)
- Music planning (4)
- Planning (18)
- Post-filming (28)
- Pre-filiming (39)
- Preliminary (2)
- Research (20)
- Storyboard (3)
Showing posts with label Storyboard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Storyboard. Show all posts
Wednesday, 16 April 2014
Monday, 3 March 2014
Storyboard alterations
After filming our first draft of our film opening we became aware that we would need to re-draft a completely new storyboard for our final cut. There were many reasons that led to this decision.
1. Our first storyboard is shabby and messy. It is very difficult to work from and the shots that we want are not particularly clear.
2. From our draft there are sections that we will be cutting, for example the stairs and falling on to the bed. This is because the constant cuts in real life time became boring and monotonous and we do not want our final opening to be like this.
3. We were originally going to use a police car, however due to amount of daylight and availability this is not possible. To replace this we will only be using the sound of a police siren in combination with footage of our protagonist.
4. Our feedback showed that our target audience weren't very interested in our protagonist, to resolve this we have added her packing a bag. We hope that this will add further interest in to the background of her, and her motives.
1. Our first storyboard is shabby and messy. It is very difficult to work from and the shots that we want are not particularly clear.
2. From our draft there are sections that we will be cutting, for example the stairs and falling on to the bed. This is because the constant cuts in real life time became boring and monotonous and we do not want our final opening to be like this.
3. We were originally going to use a police car, however due to amount of daylight and availability this is not possible. To replace this we will only be using the sound of a police siren in combination with footage of our protagonist.
4. Our feedback showed that our target audience weren't very interested in our protagonist, to resolve this we have added her packing a bag. We hope that this will add further interest in to the background of her, and her motives.
Friday, 17 January 2014
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)


