Storyboard

 Like I said in my scripts blog post, I will be uploading a storyboard, so here it is. I worked on this over the weekend and made some adjustments on it so it could sound a little better, so there may be some differences from the script. I included some more information about the shots/angles since I didn't include much of that in the script. Additionally, I did some research on a slide I found on why we make storyboards and it included some very interesting topics and facts which I didn't know about before. 

Storyboards are an important tool in media studies as they help visualize scenes, plan shot composition, and ensure a clean narrative view before filming. Moreover, they serve as a blueprint for directors, editors, and cinematographers, reducing errors during filming and saving time. In my previous work, like my Eraser Story and One Word Film project, I would say storyboarding helped me map out important moments, frame shots, and help me while editing. In addition, the article stated that "Storyboards assist the filmmaker in realizing his or her vision. Not only do they assist with the artistic level of the future film, but also the budget, duration, and much more, depending on the quality of the storyboard creation." Overall, I thought this was a very important line since it shows the proper way to use the storyboards; while reading the slide and the article, all taught me how to make my future storyboards better.

Sources- 

https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/introduction-to-media-studies-storyboards/116967130

https://makestoryboard.com/blog/why-do-flmmakers-use-storyboards