Storyboard Analysis

In order for us to create the story boards we wanted to be able to visualize what titles we wanted to use in our opening sequence and most importantly how our opening sequence would flow/look like so that we could improve on it. 

Storyboards are the first step to making a movie/opening sequence, they are used to help keep the movie in order when you go out to the field so you know what is happening. They are also useful because they give the creator an outline on how the movie is meant to look like and how to keep on track.
                                                                             
 


  




















These are on one sheet of paper: On this storyboard picture 3 is my favorite shot because of the camera movement that will be used - we will use an extreme close up for the tap so the camera will just see the close silver thing and then we will slowly move the camera back to reveal the whole tap. 












Picture 11 is my preferred choice because it shows the main character  and this is the first full body shot the audience gets of him and this makes them feel sorry for him and they also shock the audience and keep it interested.  

Picture 19 is a good shot because its the first time we see any victims faces so it hints to the audience how the victim might look like.

Picture 22 and 23 are good shots because they use graphic match as an editing and it makes the scene more interesting and it makes the audience compare the scene before to this one on screen.