Storyboard Blog


Scene 1- A panning shot of the house in which the opening scenes of the film will be taking place.

Scene 2- A walkthrough of the house will be done until the room in which the actor is located is reached.

Scene 3- The main actor of the film will be sitting on a couch in a room with dim lighting on their phone.

Scene 4- The main actor will be getting ready to start a call.

Scene 5&6- The main actor will start talking to her best friend about making plans for the weekend.

Scene 7- The actor will get off of the couch and be standing up in the middle of the living room while still on the phone.

Scene 8- The actor is pacing back and forth in the living room waiting for her friend to come back to the phone so they can continue their conversation.

Scene 9- The unidentified entity will be introduced into the film as it approaches the house in which the main actor lives through the backyard.

Scene 10- The unidentified entity will be approaching a glass door.

Scene 11- The unidentified entity will be peeking into the window where the main actor is which will be filmed in an low angle

Scene 12- The main actor is back to talking on the phone with her friend the entity will be faintly shown in background

Scene 13- The scene will be filmed from behind the actor showing them on the phone and a tv in the background with the news channel on.

Scene 14- The camera cuts back to showing the actor and the glass door behind them but this time the entity is not present.

Scene 15- The actor and her friend will be talking about what they should wear to the plans that they made for the weekend. 

Scene 16- A loud sound will resonate from offscreen while the actor is talking.

Scene 17- The actor is looking around to see where the sound came from saying nothing about what just took place.

Scene 18- The camera will capture the distraught look on the actors face which will be done with a close up shot.

Scene 19- The actor starts back talking to her friend about what just happened 

Scene 20- The actor starts back talking on the phone

Scene 21- The actor explains to her friend what just happened to her as the entity is standing behind her in a window.

Scene 22- The actor asks her friend for a moment to herself.

Scene 23- The actor screams from seeing the entity and the screen fades to black.

Scene 24- The name of the studio and the production company title will displayed on a black background. (With blood dripping down from it.)

Scene 25- The name of actors featured in the film will be displayed on a black background. 

Scene 26- The title of the film will be displayed on a black background. 

Scene 27- The name of the person who produced the music and edited the film will be displayed on a black background.

Scene 28- The name of the executive producer of the will displayed.

Scene 29- The name of the person who created the story for the film will be displayed.

Scene 30- The name of the people who wrote and directed the film title will displayed on a black background. 







Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Planning Blog: Getting it Done, While Having Fun

Image
  PROPS The props that I will be using for the music video are cell phones.  COSTUMES There will be a variety of costumes used for different scenes of the music video. The first couple of scenes and the last scene will introduce a casual outfit to go with the setting. Then getting into the later scenes the actors will be in pajamas as the second scene will take place in a more secluded space. SCHEDULE 11/16- Plan out the codes and conventions for the music video to make sure everything runs smoothly. This includes the safety precautions, filming locations, costumes, and the backup plan. 11/19- Start storyboarding how I want scenes of the music video to go during the production phase. 11/28- Purchase props for the music video so I can start mapping out a physical version of the music video.  11/29- Start during practice runs to make sure everything looks good on camera before the first day of filming begins. 11/30-12/4 Start filming the music video using the planned out st...
Read more

Genre Research: Horror

Image
  Horror films are designed to scare the audience and inflict certain emotions into them. The different aspects when it comes filming and editing horror has been investigated. To see what really goes into making a horror film pop out at an audience. For starters, the common lighting used in horror films is low lighting. It creates a mysterious mood that builds tension, stress, and fear. So that the audience will stay on their toes never knowing when something will pop out to scare them. Frequently used camera shots includes close-up shots, over-the-shoulder shots, low angle shots, high angle shots, and canted angle shots. These draw the audience's attention and contributes to their thoughts on the context of the storyline. Mostly used in scenes where the entity in which is portrayed as horrifying is on screen causing havoc.    There are many different editing and sound elements that contribute to a horror film. Some include special effects in which leaves the audience sca...
Read more

THE FINAL TASK

Image
 This final is something that I have spent a lot of time making sure that it was perfect. I spent almost five days filming the scenes for the final task, because I wanted every scene to be done with maximum effort. The editing process also took a long time to get done consuming at least 4 to 5 hours out of two days. While editing this final task I got stressed out but I kept going because I knew it would be worth all of the hard work. Sometime even requiring me to take a step back to avoid overworking myself and becoming too stressed. I had to improvise at one point and start to adjust the order in which the clips were placed so they matched up with the music. That was probably the only bad experience that I had but once I finished that up and was able to reflect on everything I was able to accomplish  I  and enjoyed myself. I've improved my editing and filming skills over the course of this project which shows in the final product. I even had a little fun with it and too...
Read more