Storyboard

This image shows the entire completed storyboard. We have split it into six separate images each with two scenes on to make each of them clearer and to make the text easier to read.

The opening begins with a close up of some bottles on a table in a nightclub with some diagetic music and the sound of voices in the background. This is to set the scene for the audience and give them an idea of what's going on We then cut to the second shot: with the music still playing and the sound of talking in the background, we see the two main characters (Isabella Park and John Tibble.) arguing. This helps to convey a feeling of tension and creates an enigma that makes the audience wonder what will happen next.

Isabella then walks away and we are then introduced to her friend, who she then talks to. We decided to use a shot-reverse-shot for the conversation so as to give the audience a real feeling of being 'in the conversation' with the characters.

In this shot, we will keep the camera still as Isabella walks away so as to show that she has no follower, then, we will swipe cut to the next scene in which we see John Tibble waiting for her.

We then see Isabella and John having a heated argument after John Tibble asks to walk her home and becomes angry after she says no. We then see Isabella walk away, focusing on Tibble looking angry and upset.

In the next scene, the camera remains still while we see Isabella turning a corner and walking until she becomes out of sight. We did this to give the idea that time had progressed and that Isabella had gone a great distance.(this helps to raise tension and suspicion) We also have the idea to maybe place the 'Twisted' logo on the wall. The next scene shows Isabella walking up to the edge of some woods and contemplating whether or not to go in. She decides against it. (we thought that it would be too stereotypical for her to be murdered in a dark forest).

Our film opening will end with these two shots. Isabella will carry on walking and perhaps go down a hill until she goes out of sight. Then the screen will go entirely black and we will see the 'Twisted' logo.

The ideas in this storyboard are just one idea that helps us to visualise what we want our final piece to look like. These ideas may change in the duration of the filming process.