Individual Storyboard
For my thriller opening scene I had to create my own storyboard of my interpretations of what we anticipated our opening scene to look like. I had to include the aspects of each shot I created, including; shot type, duration, iconography, location, characters, lighting, sound and how the shot would be edited. My storyboard conveys how I have included thriller conventions, such as; low key lighting and fast pace editing. I have incorporated these within my ideas as I believe it would enhance the audiences experiences while watching.
Creating my own individual storyboard allowed me to present the ideas I had regarding our narrative, and therefore I was able to share these with my group members when it came to conjoining our ideas together to create our final group storyboard. I decided to create my own images rather than drawing them because I thought it would give me and my group more of a visual idea of how I pictured our thriller opening scene to look like. Using my own images proved a success as I was able to visualise my interpretation of the opening scene in detail which allowed me to contribute my ideas accurately within my group.
This post shows a good understanding of how you visualise your narrative to be shown to your audience and this is because you have considered your group narrative well.
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You have made the necessary changes to this post well, which demonstrates your understanding of what an individual storyboard is
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