Media Studies Project

   

                                                       Layout/Storyboard 

                Any film production requires the development of a storyboard. Any film production requires a variety of outlines and sketches that explain the plot of the film. Plots are made through immense thinking and layouts/storyboards help with this process. Here is the process of the creation of my storyboard:

Outlines

             Outlines are an essential part of the storyboard process. Outlines help with the organization of any film/movie production. Organization is very important because it helps you sort out your ideas and create an amazing final product from them. Organization is required to create plots that make sense for your designated movie genre. Here is the outline of my storyboard:

           As shown above, I created 3 rows of 4 squares for my storyboard. Each scene in my film production is represented by one of the squares. As of now, I have 12 scenes planned out. The scenes will be drawn from the beginning, to the end of my film opening. It is important that all of the scenes are in order, so there will be no confusion when the production process is taking place. 

Layout/Storyboard:                                                                                                                                       

             Storyboards are known as a sequence of drawings that explain the plot of a film. My storyboard consists of 12 scenes, and each scene has significance to my film opening. From the very beginning to the very end, each scene will engage my audience. Every scene adds to the romantic appeal that I am trying to execute for my production. Here is a picture of my completed storyboard:

             Regarding the storyboard, the setting is made very clear from the beginning. I will start off with a pan of the sky in mid-day/sunset. Next, I will include shots of the downtown area I am filming in and include pictures of various flowers. After the initial setting of my film opening is illustrated, I will begin introducing my two main characters. The first character introduced is Maria. Maria begins walking out of her workplace into a nearby parking lot. As Maria approaches her car, John (other main character) begins to walk out into the parking lot as well. As they both approach their cars, they make eye contact. Both John and Maria, have a smile on their face and begin to blush. After this scene, the title (Ever After) appears...