The first scene on 
the storyboard is a 
green screen 
which allows the 
audience to view 
the trailer legally 
as its got no age 
restrictions.
Here is a opening 
scene of the 
trailer which will 
last maximum of 
3 seconds to allow 
the audience to 
get a rough 
understand of 
where is it based 
The house is in an 
isolated house 
which is rather 
gloomy and big. 
Typical in horror 
genre.
The camera tracks 
Casey walking in the 
door with the boxes 
to unpack as they 
have just moved in a 
new house. 
Handheld shot 
will be used to 
give the viewer 
a detailed view 
of the house. 
We will also be using a over 
the shoulder shot which will 
show a bigger picture of the 
surrounding
Here we will use long 
shot which shows 
Casey feeling 
uncomfortable at her 
grandma’s picture 
which was not placed 
in the box. Despite 
the fact the camera 
will focus on the 
character the 
surrounding emerge 
in.. 
Short dialogues so it 
doesn't seems like a 
silent movie yet very 
snappy to allow 
understanding of the 
plot.
This is a short 
scene of the 
company that we 
are associated with 
for our trailer. To 
make it more 
effective we will 
had music in the 
background.
High/Aeriel 
shot to establish 
her distress. It 
puts the 
audience in a 
godlike position 
to be looking 
down on the 
action. 
In this scene Casey is 
moving about as she 
is having the terrible 
nightmares of her 
death. With editing we 
will show cross 
cutting of her dream 
and reality which 
clash.
Here is a black 
screen with this 
title which is very 
quick and 
effective as 
audience are 
distracted by the 
words and crave 
the sense to find 
out more.
Casey suddenly 
wakes up from 
her nightmare 
that she has had. 
The sound of her 
heartbeat and 
having breathing 
is played in the 
background for 
the audience to 
feel empathy for 
her. 
A med shot 
showing the details 
of her express 
which is uses to 
express her fear. 
This is an effective 
shot because the 
audience are aware 
of the location 
therefore here can 
focus more on 
Casey.
A close up shot 
of her texting, 
magnifying the 
phone to 
emphasis its 
significance. 
A voice over in 
the background 
will tell the 
audience of her 
thoughts she was 
feeling after her 
nightmare. 
The description: ‘last 
night I had this dream, 
I felt like I was gonna 
die.’ shows that she 
was very disturbed by 
her dream.
Again a long shot , 
showing Casey alone 
in her room. 
Voyeurism theory can 
be applied here as she 
will be dressed in her 
night dress.
Over the shoulder 
shot where Casey 
is talking to her 
boyfriend of all 
the nightmares 
she been having.
Casey is alone 
watching TV and all 
of a sudden the TV 
cuts off and with that 
the door slams. The 
audience are not 
going to be aware 
that this scene will be 
approaching so that 
this can give the 
audience a sense of 
scary and a jumpy 
scene 
The door slams due to 
the wind but Casey will 
assume that this 
happened to an 
unknown figure and due 
to her bizarre 
nightmares. 
The sound playing here would be 
of door slamming and the TV 
cutting off. However this scene 
will be a longer one compared to 
the others.
Cross of the same 
surrounding but with two 
different camera angles 
are used. One is a mid 
shot of a phone on the 
table and second a close 
up of the phone which 
has a message ‘RUN’. 
Having a close emphasis 
on the object to show its 
important. 
Again suspense will 
be built here to why 
the message ‘run’ 
has been 
emphasised .
a mid shot of Casey 
who has a dream about 
her being stabbed. Also 
known as a social shot 
which helps the 
audience have a feel 
of Casey’s feeling. 
A shot set in 
dark setting, 
increasing 
tension. There 
will be 
screaming and 
heavy breathing 
as Casey is 
scared.
A rhetorical question is 
very effective again on a 
black screen which 
leaves the audience 
wondering. 
This scene will last only 
a few second as trailer 
have quickly snappy 
shots to keep the 
audience engaged.
Casey walks in the 
bathroom and looks 
in the mirror there is 
a hand print on her 
neck but no figure in 
the mirror. 
Throughout the 
trailer the audience 
will get the sense that 
her boyfriend is 
behind the cause for 
her trouble but in the 
end scene her 
boyfriend gets killed 
as well. 
Male gaze 
theory can be 
applied here as 
the camera 
shots invaded 
Casey privacy. 
Dramatic music will be 
playing in the background as 
the tension as built up to the 
max in the last scene.

Story board

  • 2.
    The first sceneon the storyboard is a green screen which allows the audience to view the trailer legally as its got no age restrictions.
  • 3.
    Here is aopening scene of the trailer which will last maximum of 3 seconds to allow the audience to get a rough understand of where is it based The house is in an isolated house which is rather gloomy and big. Typical in horror genre.
  • 4.
    The camera tracks Casey walking in the door with the boxes to unpack as they have just moved in a new house. Handheld shot will be used to give the viewer a detailed view of the house. We will also be using a over the shoulder shot which will show a bigger picture of the surrounding
  • 5.
    Here we willuse long shot which shows Casey feeling uncomfortable at her grandma’s picture which was not placed in the box. Despite the fact the camera will focus on the character the surrounding emerge in.. Short dialogues so it doesn't seems like a silent movie yet very snappy to allow understanding of the plot.
  • 6.
    This is ashort scene of the company that we are associated with for our trailer. To make it more effective we will had music in the background.
  • 7.
    High/Aeriel shot toestablish her distress. It puts the audience in a godlike position to be looking down on the action. In this scene Casey is moving about as she is having the terrible nightmares of her death. With editing we will show cross cutting of her dream and reality which clash.
  • 8.
    Here is ablack screen with this title which is very quick and effective as audience are distracted by the words and crave the sense to find out more.
  • 9.
    Casey suddenly wakesup from her nightmare that she has had. The sound of her heartbeat and having breathing is played in the background for the audience to feel empathy for her. A med shot showing the details of her express which is uses to express her fear. This is an effective shot because the audience are aware of the location therefore here can focus more on Casey.
  • 10.
    A close upshot of her texting, magnifying the phone to emphasis its significance. A voice over in the background will tell the audience of her thoughts she was feeling after her nightmare. The description: ‘last night I had this dream, I felt like I was gonna die.’ shows that she was very disturbed by her dream.
  • 11.
    Again a longshot , showing Casey alone in her room. Voyeurism theory can be applied here as she will be dressed in her night dress.
  • 12.
    Over the shoulder shot where Casey is talking to her boyfriend of all the nightmares she been having.
  • 13.
    Casey is alone watching TV and all of a sudden the TV cuts off and with that the door slams. The audience are not going to be aware that this scene will be approaching so that this can give the audience a sense of scary and a jumpy scene The door slams due to the wind but Casey will assume that this happened to an unknown figure and due to her bizarre nightmares. The sound playing here would be of door slamming and the TV cutting off. However this scene will be a longer one compared to the others.
  • 15.
    Cross of thesame surrounding but with two different camera angles are used. One is a mid shot of a phone on the table and second a close up of the phone which has a message ‘RUN’. Having a close emphasis on the object to show its important. Again suspense will be built here to why the message ‘run’ has been emphasised .
  • 16.
    a mid shotof Casey who has a dream about her being stabbed. Also known as a social shot which helps the audience have a feel of Casey’s feeling. A shot set in dark setting, increasing tension. There will be screaming and heavy breathing as Casey is scared.
  • 18.
    A rhetorical questionis very effective again on a black screen which leaves the audience wondering. This scene will last only a few second as trailer have quickly snappy shots to keep the audience engaged.
  • 22.
    Casey walks inthe bathroom and looks in the mirror there is a hand print on her neck but no figure in the mirror. Throughout the trailer the audience will get the sense that her boyfriend is behind the cause for her trouble but in the end scene her boyfriend gets killed as well. Male gaze theory can be applied here as the camera shots invaded Casey privacy. Dramatic music will be playing in the background as the tension as built up to the max in the last scene.