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Film Pitch + Story Board

 


To create this storyboard, we first planned out exactly what we are going to do with our film. We planned out our mis-en-scene and created the images. For some of them we used picture online and some we created through graphics on canva! Then we wrote the angles and movements of our camera and where the shots would be located for each scene. Then after doing all 12 of our shots we figured out what transitions we wanted to make the film flow. We added arrows to show what transition would happen between the shots. I worked with Ryleigh and Isabella and we each helped a lot. I found pictures for a few while Ryleigh created the graphics and Isabella did the descriptions about each shot. Ryleigh and I also figured out what camera angles, shots, and movements were going to be used for the shots. 

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