The storyboard document outlines 40 shots that will be used to film a movie. The shots include a character leaving a train station and walking through a town center, park, and woods. Several shots also feature blank screens with the names of producers, actors, and the film title to introduce key people involved in the production. The storyboard provides a visual plan for filming scenes that show the character discovering a newspaper article about disappearances in the woods.

1. storyboard
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2. Shot 1
• Character walking off platform, along with
titles showing the production company

3. Shot 2
• Character putting train ticket into the machine
and walking out barriers.

4. Shot 3-4
• Character walking down ramp and out of train
station.

5. Shot 5
• Black screen with producers names on it

6. Shot 6
• Walking away from station down road

7. Shot 6-8
• Transition then shot of character walking
down tunnel.

8. Shot 9-15
• Shot of busy town centre and all the people
moving around in it. Along with 3 blank shots
with main actors names in it.

9. Shot 16-19
• Have a shot of the rooftops of the town centre

10. Shot 19-21
• Shot of movement from town centre to priory
park then into woods, and also names of
other actors in the film, but they don’t have a
black screen when showing their names

11. Shot 22-29
• Shot of the woods, trees etc. A quick view of
the woods to show it is an important location.

12. Shot 30-33
• Shot of the newspaper on the floor in the
woods, showing disappearences.

13. Shot 33-34
• Character picking up newspaper

14. Shots 34-38
• Shots of the character reading the newspaper,
ripping out the article and moving on

15. 38-40
• Blank screen with animated film title and then
fade to black.