Storyboards

This storyboard is at the beginning of the opening sequence and it shows a range of different shot types. There is a focus pull which cold suggest to the audience that there is something off about the character. There is a shot where it shows the notice board full of notes, showing that this is what the character gets up to.

 

These are the shots that we will be using roughly during the middle of the opening sequence. We don't have a final decision on the exact order they are going in yet but that is roughly what order it will be in maybe with a few changes.

This storyboard is towards the end of the opening sequences there are a range of different types of shots. There is a close up of the character's face showing his expressions.

This is the story board that is at the beginning and it shows the setting and this character's environment. It shows that the character lives in quite a mess and suggests that he has other priorities to be getting on with. He seems to be focusing on writing notes on his desk.

This storyboard is at the end the end of the opening sequence and it shows the character breaking down. During these shots there will be sound playing which would be the dubstep wobble to show the character breaking down.

Storyboards are important as we are able to plan and outline the whole opening sequence. Through the use of storyboards we are able to visualise what our opening sequence will be like.