Updated Storybaord

 Updated Storyboard

I'm "calling" to tell you about the updated storyboard for my film opening! So sit tight, hold the phone to your ear and get ready!

So after filming, our storyboard had significantly changed and required major updating. The most noticeable change was the number of shots. We had originally had 26 shots, but now there were 17! The need to takeout shots was because of the time restrictions and limits placed on the film opening. Another change included the shots we had intended to use but ended up changing. For example, our original angles were supposed to be medium shots, but some we converted into angles that incorporated the waist down, including roughly cowboy shots. Moreover, we incorporated entirely new shots such as the title sequence having its own separate shot.  There are many more additions, exclusions, and changes that had to be made for the sake of time, appeal, and functionality. 

Desiree drew the following pictures according to what we had filmed and put together in the editing process. The new storyboard was more accurate and appropriate in regards to our actual film's opening product. Considering storyboards are simply a guiding tool used to film it is no surprise that we ended up making new and better decisions based on necessary and varying factors that came alone during filming and editing days.

Below is our updated storyboard!

( Click on pictures to get a better and clearer view!)