Storyboarding for new idea

Now that my idea has changed from a fanasy thriller to a more contemporary thriller, there were a few steps in the planning and research process that had to be changed. One of these things was the storyboard. As mentioned in a previous blog, the storyboard is important as it makes the ideas visual and therefore more realistic. It also helps as it can be taken out filming so that the shots can be filmed efficently. Below is a page from the new storyboard that I am creating so that I will not have to think of the shots to use on the day. 

Storyboarding

One of the most important aspects of the planning and research stage of the production is making sure that every shot is planned so that when going out to film it can be done effectively and efficiently. The best way of planning these shots is with a storyboard. A storyboard shows a shot by shot plan of what is being used in the production. As well as the drawings, the camera angles and the duration of the shots can be included. For my production I have began this process. I have done this with the first two scenes of the production planning the camera shots and duration in detail. As my ideas change however it is difficult to keep these ideas set in stone. 

Below is a page from the storyboard that I have created so far: