Group work Leah Watkinson, Taylor Sinclair, Sherri Fewkes

23/11/15

In today's lesson we started and finished the storyboard for our short film,we also did the Shot List and The production schedule.

Shot list

Shot One: The first shot is in a dark and gloomy place where we use a mid-shot on the actor so it will add more tension to the scene.

Shot Two: This scene is set in a corridor in a school/ college. we are using a wide shot for this scene so it will allow the audience to see the surroundings of the shot, this will add a sense of sympathy for the actor because of what will be happening in  the scene.

Shot Three: In the room of the actor we are going to be using another Mid-shot (From the side if possible) of the person sat on the bed, we feel this might give a sense of suspicion. The other shot in this scene will be a close up of a suicide note with smudged writing from the girls emotions of feeling alone, this could allow tension and grab the audience attention.

Shot Four: We are going to use a steady cam (Camera is on the tripod upside down following someone’s feet in a scene) this could allow tension to reach a peak in the story line. We would also like to use a crosscutting section to help build tension as well but nothing actually happens leaving it a bit Anti-climactic Making you think it will end one way but ends another.

Shot Five: Is set in a Field using a still long shot with a voice over going over it, this can leave a little bit of closer but also leaves it as an open ending leaving the audience wanting more.

Story Board 

Video Production Schedule