story board - timings and spellings

  

 

 

IAMAG1 – the use of lighting creates an ere atmosphere with the lighting in the house off and the outside light on this could show how the house is not safe. 

For this scene i would use  a pov shot  

In this scene i am looking outside because i was somthing  

 

IMAGE2 -  most of the photo is black which hides anything in the room and focuses on the out side and what will be out there for example a person  

I would use a long shot  

In this scene i am looking outside because i see a person outside  

 

IMAGE 3 – the peeking through a door way could show that the room is dangerous. And the sun setting shows how darkness is coming and that something is about to happen as if there was an anticipation in the air  

In this scene i am looking in the kitchen i would use a long shot for this  

This is the scene where am looking at the knife on the counter top and i am confused  

 

IMAGE 4 - the long narrow and dim hallway create a scary and anticipating atmosphere. It gives the audience a  

I would use a long shot to show my self looking outside  

This is the scenewhere i heard somthing outside  

 

IMAGE 5 –the dim lighting shows that there may be an anticipation that something will happen. Alos the pitch-black room at the end tells the audience that something is going to come from there.  

I would use a long shot to show the clone 

This is the scene of where i first see the clone. 

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