Storyboard

-

 

Our Storyboard!



Scene 1:

    The First scene is a medium close-up at eye level and will begin against a white wall. The actor will wear a white shirt and jeans without any obvious make-up. We chose to use neutral lighting to convey the blandness of the shot. They will use body language to coney boredom using a yawn, a sigh, etc whichever is the most convincing acting. This scene does not include our product because the introduction of the product builds excitement later.

Scene 2:

    This is where the product will be introduced. The setting, costumes, and actor remain the same in this scene. We will introduce our prop, a box of Dunkin' Donuts with a focus of brighter light on the doughnuts, but the lighting still remains relatively neutral. This pans to follow the actor’s arm as they grab a doughnut. The entire section is a close-up at a high angle to show the most appealing view of the doughnuts. This serves to introduce the excitement of the product

Scene 3:

    This pans to follow the actor’s arm as they grab a doughnut. The entire section is a close-up at a high angle to show the most appealing view of the doughnuts. This serves to introduce the excitement of the product.

Scene 4:

    The action match would continue into this scene with the person finishing their bite of the doughnut. However, the setting would now be Pompano Beach. We will choose a spot that is particularly stereotypically beach-looking to build excitement. The sun creates bright lighting. Now wearing a brighter shirt, the actor will be smiling in a close-up. 

Scene 5:

    This shot zooms out from a close-up to a long shot. In this, we will see more of the beach setting with brighter lighting. It will also show the more interesting (rips, an extra design, etc) jeans the person is wearing. The person will look around at the scenery happily before smiling at the camera with the doughnut in their hand.

Scene 6: 

    The final shot will be the Dunkin’ logo on a white background. The Dunkin’ logo would be the most updated version which the words colorful and without the coffee cup on the side.

*Scenes 1-3 would include a bland quietly playing song.

*Scenes 4-6 will have louder more upbeat pop music playing.


Signing off,

Kay.









Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Title Research: The Eternal Daughter

-
Image
The Eternal Daughter  1. What titles are displayed during the opening sequences?      The Eternal Daughter title card, A film by Joanna Hogg, actor and actress credit, produced by,  co producers, and editor. 2. What images are prioritized in the opening sequence?     A car on a road, and trees in a bunch, greyish brown background and grey background with a title card. 3.  What connotations do these images carry?       It is slowed to makes you feel anxiety. The sequence is gives you anxiety and suspense that you want to wait until it stops.   4. How does the film establish a feeling of the genre from the outset?     By putting up a very hazy scene throughout the introduction, the movie creates a sense of the genre. It has a hazy beginning that makes viewers uncertain of what is happening and what is happening. Suspense can result from this, which contributes to the genre's sense of adventure, fantasy, and action ...
Read more

Storyboard

-
Image
My storyboard of the girl next door! Scene 1: This will be the first scene and this is where the main actor will appear. It will fade in from black to sync with the audio since it also fades in. It will be at eye level and it will be a close up to show to emphases the subject's eyes because of a lyric "red eyes". The set will be a road in order to cut into the next scene. Scene 2: After it cuts away from the close up we move into a medium long shot at eye level. The actor will be drinking a cherry coke and be stumbling along the road. The medium long shot is to show that she is still wearing the same clothes according to the lyrics. Scene 3: This scene she is up against the bedroom door looking distress. This will be at eye level and it will start at as a close up then zoom out in order to transition into the next scene. She is in this position because she is wondering about a certain thing, that thing being something unpleasant. Scene 4: The next scene will pan into her...
Read more

Almost!

-
Image
We are almost done! As of writing this we are almost finished. We had completed filming around a week ago. Now we are so close to finish editing. Like we said previously, we were to continue adding the footage together so then we can make it easier when it came to transitions and audio. We have put in the title cards, and are only missing a few. For the title cards that we have done, we have added transitions for a couple to the title cards and only a footage is left to edit and put together. Right now we are moving things around, because we are slightly worried about the time limit but so far we haven't crossed it. But again there is that slight worry! We do have a way around it if it were to happen. We have sort of an idea of which scenes we can cut from the footage. We also can speed up footage and cut down some footage in order to make time. We have thought on it, just in case if it happens. Right now we aren't over the limit but again we still have footage to add. That foo...
Read more