Storyboard

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To get a clearer idea of what I need to include and how I aim to do it, I created a storyboard for the opening two minutes of my film. This will therefore help me when I begin filming as I can check that I have used particular skills such as following the rule of thirds, match on match action, the 180 degree rule, as well as different camera movements such as tilts and pans. 

Taking the conventions of my chosen genre and title sequences in general into consideration, I came up with a range of different ideas that I combined together to form my storyboard in the most creative and effective way possible. I also looked back to when I marked other students work, as well as relating my plan to my pitch, incorporating some of the ideas mentioned in my post on influences as well as keeping the wants and needs of my audience in mind too.
Storyboard (part 1)
Storyboard (part 2)
Storyboard (part 3)

Storyboard (part 4)

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