Blog Post #14- 2/1/23

Storyboard



This is our vision for the opening of our movie. The credits should last for about 30 seconds and the rest will be me cinematic. It gives subtle exposition, such as setting and time of day. We plan to use quick and separate shots to add onto the feeling of suspense and horror. Things like music will be implemented to bring out the ambiance. My role in the movie will be cameraman and I will implement different shots to really give the viewer the feeling of being in the movie.






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