Thriller - Storyboards

These were the various mapped out ideas which we had thought of and translated them onto paper to give us a rough idea of what we wanted it to look like on camera. This helps us to think ahead of what it could/would look like.

This is was our original prop list to help us think of amounts and how much we would need.

These were the first original shots we came up when we pictured using Emma and which angles we thought would be best to use, for example we wanted to use a wide angle shot with her in the middle huddled on the ground, showing how she is isolated, alone and vulnerable.

These are more close up shots/big close ups to convey to the audience her emotions; we wanted a big close up on her scabby, bleeding and dirty feet to show that she had been neglected which would reflect the idea of the film and show that she had been defenceless.

These other example shots are again showing how we wanted to keep our filming very minimalistic and equally effective, we wanted to begin with darkness mixed with white noise or bad tv to first initiate to the audience to ambience of the film; bleak and eerie.

As demonstrated on our storyboards the setting is very simplistic and the shots are all very naturalistic. However this may have proven to not be so useful as it could have been boring for the audience.