Rough storyboard

This rough storyboard shows our planning at an early stage. This acted as a rough layout for the camera angles and locations that are going to be used in our thriller. The titles are missing from this storyboard as they will be decided upon at a later time to make sure that the titles we use will fit with the footage as best as possible.

The following is a list of shot descriptions that describe shots 1 to 17.
1. Car heading towards camera on lonely, stretching road. Establishing shot.
2. Medium shot of main character through windscreen as the car slows down.
3. Low angle shot in slow motion as the main character steps out of the car.
4. Long shot of main character walking towards camera with strobe police light in background.
5. Coin flips down from camera into hand.
6. Medium shot of a man, sideways on, alone in a diner/cafe booth.
7. Close up of man's face, sideways on. Shows fear and apprehension.
8. Diner door swings open. Changes scene.
9. Prolonged tracking shot of Main Character walking across the field. Tree swipes the scene to the diner.
10. Side tracking shot of man walking into diner.
11. Man walks past character in the booth. Slows down when he reaches for something, but it's nothing.
12. Main character follows drag marks to scene. Over the shoulder shot.
13. Pan to show dead body but face.
14. Close up of main character's face. Portrays no emotion. Sets character up as hardened.
15. Close up of dead guy's face. Revealed to be the diner guy.
16. Long shot of whole scene, with main character in the centre.
17. Focus change shot in the diner, revealing the killer is in the booth behind the man.

A "neat" version of the story board will be created to add any changes to the scene and show more detail.