Storyboard

A storyboard will be an essential part of the planning of my film. The reason why I will need to create a storyboard is so that I can have something to work off, also I will have to know what the shot order of my film is. The shots that I am considering using I have drawn so I can physically put them in order so there is no complication.

My Storyboard

Shot 1

















In this shot there is the antagonist who is on the phone to the solicitor's trying to get hold of blue prints for the property. In this shot there is dialogue, there will only be the dialogue from the person in the shot, the person on the phone will not be heard.

The shot size is going to be a long shot, the angle of the shot will be a high angle shot. The only camera movement that may be used in the shot may be a zoom. The lighting for the shot will be dim.

The setting of the shot will be the antagonist's home. The props used in this shot will consist of a table and a phone. The costume that the criminal will be wearing will be a casual pair of jeans and a t-shirt. There will be no music in this shot, and the only sound in the shot will be the criminals voice on the phone.

Shot 2

















In this shot a vulnerable women, the protagonist is walking up the drive way of the house, on her own. There is no dialogue in this shot.

The size of the shot will be a medium shot of the women walking towards the house. The camera movement that may be involved is a panning shot, this will follow behind the women towards the house. The camera angle used in this shot will be an eye-level angle. This shot will take place of an early evening so the lighting used will be dusk.

The setting of this shot is of the woman's grandmother's front drive way. The props used in this shot will consist of the women holding a shopping bag. As with shot 1 the women will be dressed casually. There will be non-diegetic sound in this shot, as the grandmother has died but has been in a critical condition for months the family were expecting it, the women is not really upset by the death so the sound will be cheerful, the reason why this sound will be used is because she will be in the house alone, she can have a pizza to herself and watch a DVD of her choice.

Shot 3
















In this shot you will see the antagonist spying on the protagonist. There will be no dialogue in this shot because the antagonist will just be working out in his head a plan.

The shot size that I may used is either a long shot or a medium-close up. There will be no camera movement in this shot. The camera angle in either the long shot or the medium-close up used will be at eye-level. The lighting will be day time lighting because the antagonist is still finalising his ideas.

The setting of this shot will be in the motor that the antagonist is in. The props used in this shot will be the motor and the blue prints for the house. The costume will again be casual jeans and a t-shirt. The sound that will be used in this shot will be peaceful music because nothing has happened yet.

Shot 4

















This shot will show the antagonist assessing the blue prints. The dialogue in this shot will consist of the antagonist talking on the mobile, however the viewer can only suspect who he is talking to, the jeweller.

The shot size will be a medium shot. There will be no camera movement in this shot. The camera angle used in this shot will be an eye-level shot. The lighting will be day time lighting.

The setting of this shot will be in the road outside where the women, the protagonist is temporally living. The props in this shot will include the motor that antagonist is sitting in. The costume of the character will be casual jeans and a t-shirt again. The sound in the shot will be peacefully music changing into a more upbeat sound.

Shot 5
















This shot is of the antagonist in his home looking at the blue prints. There will be no dialogue in this shot.

The shot size will be a long-medium shot. There will be no camera movement, however, a zoom may be used to show the blue prints or the antagonists face. The camera angle used in this shot will be a high angle shot. The lighting in this shot will be artificial lighting from the ceiling lights.

The setting of this shot will be in the antagonists house. The props in this shot will consist of the the blue prints and a table. There will be no sound or music in this shot.

Shot 6

This shot will show the house when its early evening time. There will be no characters in this shot so there will be a lack of dialogue.

The shot used will be a panning shot, on location. This will move from the ground to the top of the house then back down to the ground, then up again, however the shot will stop panning when the camera is eye-level on the home.

The setting of this shot will be at the temporary home of the woman. The only props will be the actual house. The sound that will be used will be windy and rainy.

Shot 7

In this shot the antagonists will be seen pulling up outside the house, where the break-in is planned. There will be no dialogue in this shot.

The shot size used in this shot will be a long shot. There will be camera movement, the camera will be rising slowly. The lighting used will be nearly darkness.

The setting of this shot will be outside the protagonists home. The props in this shot will be the antagonists motor pulling up. The costume of the characters will be casual, jeans and a t-shirt. The only sound in this shot will be the sound of the motor.

Shot 8

This shot will be of the camera moving towards the darkness of the sky, in a rising mode. The only sound in this shot will be nature sounds.