1. Story Board Photo
1 2 3
4
5 6
7 8 9
20 seconds per slide
camera
*Flashback*

2. Story Board 1
1. For the first shot, we are either going to
show the lady walking up the stairs with
her high heels and dress, it’s going to be
a low angle close up of her legs as she
walks towards her destination.
Or we’re either going to show the man
leaning against the balcony of the building
as he’s looking down at the city scene. It’s
going to be a low angle or a mid-shot of him.

3. Story Board 2
2. The second shot will also be of the lady’s
high heels walking to where she needs to be
but this time its going to be near a wall
where has vines and greenery as she will
turn around that building, it will again be a
low angle shot of her legs as she walks.

4. Story Board 3
3. In this shot, the lady finally sees the
person she wanted to meet as his back is
facing towards her and she’s looking at him.
The shot is going to be an over the shoulder
shot or we might also do a point of view
shot, depending on which suits best.

5. Story Board 4
4. In shot number 4, the lady will start
walking up to the man without him
noticing. It will also be low angle shot of
her legs as she walks towards him. The
camera will pan along with the lady as
she walks.

6. Story Board 5 & 6
5 and 6. It will a mid-shot of the man’s face.
As he is thinking, there will be a flash back
of the man with his daughter playing in the
park and enjoying themselves. After the
flashback ends, it will go back to the mid-shot
of the man and maybe a close-up of his
face.

7. Story Board 7
7. In this shot, the lady will start walking
closer and closer towards the man, as the
camera pans along with her showing only
her legs and high heels, which means this is
also a low angle shot.

8. Story Board 8 & 9
8 and 9. The last two shots will be of the
man and lady looking at each other while a
having a small conversation. It will be a shot
reverse shot as well as a cross cut, eye-line
match and possible 180 degree rule. There
will be several over the shoulder shots and
few point of view shots. In the end there
might be a black fade out of the scene or
something similar to that.