Storyboard Blog


Hey y'all! Today I completed my storyboard process. This process consists of drawing out each of my scenes for my final task. Now I am going to elaborate on each of the different scene's drawings.




Scene 1: This scene would include a view of a picture from a scrapbook (to show a character). Most likely shot in a close-up angle on the side. 

Scene 2: This scene starts with an establishing shot and than shows a shovel sticking up in the grass in a close up shot.

Scene 3: This scene shows another picture angle of the scrapbook-same picture.

Scene 4: This scene will show a low angle of a person picking up a shovel and dragging it away. Additionally, the person will be carrying a duffel bag and the camera will zoom out as you walk away..

Scene 5: This scene zooms into the same picture on the scrapbook.

Scene 6: This scene shows a person throwing duffel bag and shovel into the back of a trunk and close it. It will be recorded at a low angle.



Scene 7: This scene shows a wider shot of a person flipping a page of the scrapbook.

Scene 8: This scene shows a close up of a tire driving off.

Scene 9: This scene shows a medium shot of a finger slowing sliding down on a picture revealing blood.

Scene 10: This scene shows over the shoulder shot of a person driving a car.

Scene 11: This scene shows a zoom out of the scrapbook picture to two bloody palms.

Scene 12: This scene shows a side wide shot of steering wheel with hands in the angle



Scene 13: This scene the person smearing their bloody finger on a picture while the camera is zooming out.

Scene 14: This scene includes a medium shot of a someone's fingers taping on a steering wheel.

Scene 15: This scene shows a side close-up angle of scissors.

Scene 16: This scene shows medium close-up shot of the main character fingers gripping on the gear shift .

Scene 17: This scene includes someone cutting a picture in half at a tilt angle.

Scene 18: This scene a wide angle shot with the main characters leg shaking while driving.




Scene 19: This scene shows the pieces falling from cutting up the picture and at a high angle.

Scene 20: This scene shows the main characters eyes through the rearview mirror at a close-up shot. 

Scene 21: This scene shows the main characters starting to cut the picture faster.

Scene 22: This scene shows the shovel and duffel bag in the back of the car while driving.

Scene 23: This scene shows the eyes of the main character in an extreme close-up shot

Scene 24: This scene switches to another close-up the main characters eyes and then the main character putting a burning piece of the picture in the shot.



Bye, Pookieess!

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