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The storyboard depicts 30 shots that tell a story of a couple breaking up and eventually reuniting. The story is told through a mix of black and white and color shots. It begins with the couple arguing at home, then shows the female character leaving the male artist. Several shots show the male character upset and alone as the female is seen with a new boyfriend. Later shots depict happy flashbacks of the couple in color. The storyboard ends with the male artist reuniting with the female character after she opens the door to him.
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The document describes 40 shots that show the main character taking drugs, getting into a fight, and ultimately stabbing someone. The shots include close-ups, medium shots, and long shots of the character, a vocalist singing, and people on the street. They progress from the character arranging to meet a drug dealer to taking the drugs, getting sick, bumping into someone, pulling out a knife, and stabbing a boy with a bandana around his face. Interspersed are shots of a vocalist singing and people going about their daily lives.
Shot list
The document describes 40 shots that show the main character taking drugs, getting into a fight, and ultimately stabbing someone. The shots include close-ups, medium shots, and long shots of the character, a vocalist singing, and people on the street. They progress from the character arranging to meet a drug dealer to taking the drugs, getting sick, bumping into someone, pulling out a knife, and stabbing a boy with a bandana around his face. Interspersed are shots of a vocalist singing and people going about their daily lives.
Script template
The document contains a script for a film called 'Grange Road' with 41 scenes. It describes the shots, camera movements, characters and actions in each scene. The story involves a murder, a woman finding out she may be pregnant, her dealing with an abusive ex-partner, another woman finding messages on a phone, a trip to the hospital, and ending with the woman leaving the hospital upset.
Script
The document provides a script for a film called "Grange Road" with 41 scenes. It details the shots, camera angles, movements, sounds and actions for each scene. The story involves a murder, a woman finding out she may be pregnant, her dealing with an abusive ex, and ending with her leaving the hospital upset. It switches between several characters and locations to follow these parallel storylines.
Script
The document provides a script for a film titled "Grange Road" with 41 scenes. It details the shots, camera angles, movements, sounds and actions for each scene. The story involves a murder, a woman finding out she may be pregnant, her dealing with an abusive ex, and ending with her leaving the hospital upset. It uses various camera shots and angles to move between characters and advance the plotline involving murder, abuse and an uncertain pregnancy.
Script
The document provides a script for a film titled "Grange Road" with 41 scenes. It details the shots, camera angles, movements, sounds and actions for each scene. The story involves a murder, a woman finding out she may be pregnant, her dealing with an abusive ex, and ending with her leaving the hospital upset. It switches between several characters and locations to follow multiple storylines within the film.
6.Script Jordan Brace
This document contains a script summary for a short film called "The Corner". It describes 20 scenes involving unnamed characters at a pub. The scenes depict a woman named Brenda driving to the pub and checking her bag, which contains a gun. Another character, Liam, is shown running to the pub. Brenda points the gun at the pub patrons as Liam enters, trying to stop her. The final scene shows Brenda smiling as the screen fades to black, ending the film. Each scene provides technical details like shots, camera movements, and audio. The script aims to build tension and mystery around the characters' intentions at the pub.
Script
This document contains a script for a short film called "The Corner" with 20 scenes. It details the shots, camera movements, dialogue and actions for unnamed main characters Brenda and Liam. The story follows Brenda as she walks to a local pub with a gun in her bag. Scenes show her getting ready and walking to the pub. They also show Liam running to the pub. The climax shows Brenda pulling out the gun and pointing it at someone in the pub, as Liam enters and tries to stop her. The film ends with a close-up of Brenda smiling as the screen fades to black.
script 'The Corner'
This document contains the script for a film called "The Corner" with 20 scenes. It details the shots, camera movements, dialogue and actions for unnamed main characters Brenda and Liam. The story follows Brenda from climbing out of a pond and getting ready in her car. She arrives at a pub called "The Corner" where inside she pulls out a gun from her bag, pointing it at the pub patrons as Liam enters, trying to stop her. The final scene fades to black on Brenda smiling with a gun in her hand, setting up for ending credits.
Shooting schedule
The shooting schedule document outlines 60 shots to be filmed for a music video. It provides details for each shot such as the shot type, action, mise-en-scene elements, and location. The shots will cover a variety of scenes including people walking in the street with price tags on their bodies, an actor performing gestures in a studio, a group of people in the park, and finally the actor waking up in bed.
storyboard mark II
The document describes a series of 19 shots in black and white that tell the story of a man returning to an abandoned mansion. The shots follow the man as he walks up to the mansion, enters and moves through the empty hallways. He finds old photographs and pours a drink. The shots then show him crossing out faces in the photos, loading a single bullet into a revolver, and putting the gun to his head as he prepares to commit suicide.
Storyboard media first
A young woman wakes from a nightmare and runs to the church where her parents died. As she looks through old photos and articles about their death, she feels she is being watched by a dark figure. The woman walks further into the church, followed by the black boots of the figure. When she turns around at the end of the aisle, the black-clad figure is revealed standing behind her.
Shot list
The document is a shot list for a film. It describes 57 shots showing a man who has been drinking heavily passing out, being found by his girlfriend who calls an ambulance, and then returning home where he has flashbacks to physically assaulting his friends while drinking. Overcome with guilt and isolation, the shots culminate with the man committing suicide by hanging himself with an electrical cable.
A2 Media - Storyboard for trailer
The document summarizes 21 shots from a horror movie trailer. Shot 1 shows a boy with a rope around his neck being hung. Shot 2 shows the movie's institution logo. Shot 3 shows a creepy high school. The shots depict students discussing an urban legend at their school, a Ouija board game, computers turning off, a ball bouncing in a hallway, and a ghostly figure appearing. The shots grow increasingly intense, showing a character running in fear, being pulled down stairs and hiding from an unknown threat. The final shot reveals the movie's title before fading to black.
Storyboard animated
The storyboard outlines 25 scenes for a screenplay involving characters recounting encounters with a mysterious black figure. In Scene 1, the characters gather silently. Scenes 2-13 involve the characters each describing times they saw the figure, cutting between flashbacks. Character 1 saw the figure disappear at a train station. Character 2 saw the figure's face behind curtains. Character 3 found the figure in a selfie on a bus. Scenes 14-19 continue the characters recounting their experiences and realizing the figure left something with each of them. Scenes 20-24 build tension as the figure appears again, with the characters screaming. Scene 25 ends on a black screen with the figure saying "I was waiting for you" before the
Storyboard animated
The storyboard outlines a horror film involving three characters who recount mysterious encounters with a black figure to a councilor. In scene 1, the characters gather to share their experiences. Each character then takes turns describing flashbacks of times they saw the black figure unexpectedly appear and disappear. At the end, the characters realize the black figure has been following them and all scream in terror as the credits roll.
Ellie storyboard final
The document describes 32 shots from a film involving a young woman who wakes from a nightmare and runs to a church. The shots follow her running through the streets in pajamas, entering the church out of breath, and kneeling to look at a photo of her deceased parents. Tension builds as cross-cutting shots show the woman and a mysterious figure in black boots also entering the church. The soundtrack intensifies as the final shots show the woman turning around to see something that causes the film title "Shadow" to appear.
Shot List.docx
This document contains a shot list for a slasher film titled "How to Survive a Slasher". It describes 35 shots ranging from close-ups to long shots, some stationary and some with camera movement. Many of the shots depict the killer, known as Pale Face, stalking and murdering various victims in and around an isolated house at night, using weapons like knives and axes. The shots include scenes of panic, murders, and the aftermath of killings. The list provides details on camera angles, movement, and notes to set the scene and increase tension.
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Storyboard
- 1. Storyboard Final Draft
- 2. Frame 1 Shot: Medium 2 Shot Content: Couple argue on sofa Effects: Black and White
- 3. Frame 2 Shot: Close up Content: Male character (Artist) lip syincs into the camera/ Females eyes Effects: Black and White
- 4. Shot 3 Shot: Close up Content: Female character gives a fake smile (matches lyrics ‘You try so hard to put on that brave smile you ‘aint got’) Effects: Black and White
- 5. Shot 4 Shot: Medium two shot. Content: Happy memory flashback, couple playing around whilst filming themselves. Effects: Colour Transition: Flash in
- 6. Shot 5 Shot: Close up Content: From hand held camera perspective filming couple having fun. Effects: Colour Transition: Fade out
- 7. Shot 6 Shot: Medium Shot Content: Back to reality, female gets up and leaves room. Effects: Black and White
- 8. Shot 7 Shot: Medium Shot Content: Female character leaves front door. Effects: Black and White
- 9. Shot 8 Shot: Medium/ long shot (match on action) Content: Female character exits door and walks off shot Effects: Black and White
- 10. Shot 9 Shot: Long Shot Content: Male character seen chasing female character down road Effects: Black and White
- 11. Shot 10 Shot: Close up Content: male character grabs females character but she shrugs he off and continues Effects: Black and White
- 12. Shot 11 Shot: Medium Shot Content: Male character left standing in road, upset Effects: Black and White
- 13. Shot 12 Shot: Medium Shot Content: Female Character seen walking with new boyfriend holding hands. But not happy. Effects: Black and White
- 14. Shot 13 Shot: Close up Content: Male character (Artist) seen driving, alone looking sad. Effects: Black and White
- 15. Shot 14 Shot: Medium Long Shot (From behind) Content: Female character and new boyfriend continue their walk. Effects: Black and White
- 16. Shot 15 Shot: Medium Shot Content: Male character (Artist) Sat at home looking at photo album of the ex. Effects: Black and White
- 17. Shot 16 Shot: High angle long shot Content: Male character is seen pulling up to his house in his car. Effects: Black and White
- 18. Shot 17 Shot: Medium Shot Content: Happy Flashback, Artist and female character seen walking along the same path as seen with new boyfriend. Effects: Colour
- 19. Shot 18 Shot: Low angle long shot. Content: Happy Flashback, couple continue their walk Effects: Colour
- 20. Shot 19 Shot: Long Shot Content: Man is stood by church Effects: Black and white
- 21. Shot 20 Shot: Long Shot Content: Artist walks through church Effects: Black and white
- 22. Shot 21 Shot: Medium Shot Content: Artist seen walking through underpass lip syncing Effects: Black and white
- 23. Shot 22 Shot: High angle shot Content: Artist exiting tunnel Effects: Black and White
- 24. Shot 23 Shot: Medium Shot Content: Artist receives a phone call Black and white
- 25. Shot 24 Shot: Medium shot Content: Female character and new boyfriend are continuing their walk, they suddenly stop holding hands; symbolising that they have broken up. Effects: Black and White
- 26. Shot 25 Shot: Long shot Content: Artist is sitting on a street sign on the end of someone's street Colour
- 27. Shot 26 Shot: Long Shot Content: Artist walks down street Effects: Colour
- 28. Shot 27 Shot: Medium High Angle Shot Artist is seen coming toward a front door Effects: Colour, Slow Motion
- 29. Shot 28 Shot: Medium Shot] Content: Artist knocks on door Effect: Colour
- 30. Shot 29 Shot: High Angle Medium Shot Content: Female character opens door and lets artist in Effect: Colour
- 31. Shot 30 Shot: Medium Low angle Content: Couple hug; they are back together Effects: Colour, Fade out.
- 32. The End