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This storyboard uses extreme close-ups in the live action shots to show intricate movements with quick cuts, focusing on stereotypical elements like a car keypad. Shot 12 fades from live action to stop motion shots inside the car to bridge the transition smoothly without an abrupt jump between the sequences. The stop motion shots will depict the scene inside the car.
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- 1. ‘One More Time’ Storyboard
- 3. 1 2 3 4 5 6 1-12 :- As you can see the shot type used throughout this sequence is an extreme close up to show intricate movement and is very effective complimented with quick cuts .Also the Mise-one scene is very stereotypical concentrating on the car key pad. Also it shows the starting of the music. This is very effective and shows the stereotypical necessary movements to start a car.
- 4. 7 8 9 10 11 12 Number 12 incorporates a fade into the stop motion which is very effective acting as a cross bridge between the live action and stop motion. Yet is remaining in the same location and this fade prevents a jump of shots.
- 5. Stop Motion Shots ‘In The Car’
- 19. Stop Motion Shots (Inside )