The document outlines an 18 scene storyboard for a movie trailer. The first scene is a green screen title screen with no action. Scene two will show the opening scene of the movie in a wide shot to give viewers a feel for the genre and situations. Scenes three through eighteen provide brief descriptions of additional scenes to be included in the trailer to keep audiences engaged and showcase the plot of the movie.

1. As you can see from above, the first scene of the storyboard
is a green screen which allows audiences to view the trailer
legally. As you can see at the bottom, my group published it
as ‘cutthroat’ which shows that the trailer belongs to us.
Scene One
We haven’t got any
description as the
screen is a plain green
and nothing happens
at this point in the
trailer. For example,
no action. We might
have some music
playing over the
opening title though.

2. Scene Two
Here is the opening scene of the trailer which will last
roughly two seconds long to allow the audience to get a
feel of what the movie is like and possible situations that
may occur in the movie. This scene will be shot from a
wide shot which will be slightly canted to add a horror
effect.
We’re going to interlink
the kitchen scene with
Riley getting ready in
her room which should
last approximately 5
seconds. They are all
going to be shot at a fast
pace to keep audiences
engaged.

3. Scene Three
This short scene is the company that our
production company works with.

4. Scene Four

5. 5.
Scene Five

6. 6.
Scene Six

7. Scene Seven

8. Scene Eight

9. Scene Nine

10. Scene Ten

11. Scene Eleven

12. Scene Twelve

13. 13.
Scene Thirteen

14. 14.
Scene Fourteen

15. 15.
Scene Fifteen

16. 16.
Scene Sixteen

17. 17.
Scene Seventeen

18. 18.
Scene Eighteen