STORYBOARDING :
INITIAL STORYBOARDS: To make these we had to communicate with each other, as myself as the director,
the editor and the camera person, so that we could all agree the angles of each frame.
FINAL STORYBOARD:
The final decisions for the storyboard were very important because we wanted to get it right.
The images below show how the storyboards were before filming, they also include how we
thought the timings would be. However, the exact timings were not used in the actual process
of making the scene.
EVALUATION OF STORYBOARDS:
We stuck to these storyboards very closely, however some scenes were difficult due to the weather mainly. For example, when the sun was setting it was very difficult to get our angle right.
INTERIOR SHOTS STORYBOARD
INITIAL STORYBOARDS: To make these we had to communicate with each other, as myself as the director,
the editor and the camera person, so that we could all agree the angles of each frame.
FINAL STORYBOARD:
The final decisions for the storyboard were very important because we wanted to get it right.
The images below show how the storyboards were before filming, they also include how we
thought the timings would be. However, the exact timings were not used in the actual process
of making the scene.
EVALUATION OF STORYBOARDS:
We stuck to these storyboards very closely, however some scenes were difficult due to the weather mainly. For example, when the sun was setting it was very difficult to get our angle right.
EXTERIOR SHOTS STORYBOARD
For the exterior shots, we had changed some scenes, as it had been important to create exciting final clips within a long piece of dialogue. Therefore, when filming this part we had changed parts of it, but we tried to stick to the original storyboard as close as we could.
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