The StoryboardDeborah & Sandra – Media Studies

What is a Storyboard? A storyboard is a graphical representation of camera shots in a

form sequence which are connected together to create a narrative flow. Storyboards are almost like comic strips, they include

images and sound.

SHOT 1!

Low angleZoom in – med.shot

Est. wide shot (WS)(Low key lighting)

Mix to

SHOT 2!

Int. low angle (MS)

Slow tilt up to 3..

Mix to

SHOT 3!

Low angle (MS)

CUT

SHOT 4!

High angle (CU)

Pan across objectsL-R (very slow)

CUTCUT

SHOT 5!

Blood flow

(CU) Plug – hole!

CUT

SHOT 6!

(CU) “bandage – wrapping”

CUTCUT

SHOT 7!

(CU) mirror image. Clench fist

Pull out

Tilt up to

SHOT 8!

Tilt up to

(CU) head turns/ blurs quickly (right to left)R-L (Low back – lit)

CUT

SFX: door opening

SHOT 9!

(MS) Boy enters roomR-L

CUT

SHOT 10!

CUT

CUT

(MS) man tucks gun into belt…

SHOT 11!

(ECU) man’s eyes. (Shadows/underlit)Man: “BAD MOVE, KID…”

Fade to black

Shot 12!

Fade to black

Black (Pause) BANG! BANG!