The Storyboard is essentially a literal translation of a movie on paper. It creates a clear picture of the films cinematography; in pre-production its important to be aware of which shots are going to be used; and enables an easier review of the movie and gives the chance to correct any mistakes; this is a more literal translation of the movie. When drawn or photographed with detailed notes, it improves production times and reassures the absence of unneccessary costs.
My storyboard will highlight the different shots we will use when filming. It gives us a step-by-step guide of what will be filmed overall, as opposed to filming chronologically, this makes filming time efficient.
My storyboard will highlight the different shots we will use when filming. It gives us a step-by-step guide of what will be filmed overall, as opposed to filming chronologically, this makes filming time efficient.
Shot Lists-
Our Teaser Trailer will mainly consist of long shots as to define the style we are trying to achieve (Audition tape). At the beginning we will use an Over the Shoulder shot, whilst using Handheld Camera to create a realistic effect, as the frame is Tilted.
Our Teaser Trailer will mainly consist of long shots as to define the style we are trying to achieve (Audition tape). At the beginning we will use an Over the Shoulder shot, whilst using Handheld Camera to create a realistic effect, as the frame is Tilted.
The second series of shots will be the same; these long shots will make the narrative clear.
These are Close-ups and Extreme Close-ups which will create an essence of disorientation.
These final shots will consist of Point of View Shots in a Handheld style. We will use Close-ups to emphasize objects and facial expressions. Worms Eye View will also be used when Rosie is dragged.
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