For any storyboard, everything included is very important. As part of the process of creating a storyboard, thinking about camera shots, editing techniques and all the mise-en-scene elements are a necessity. Therefore I have produced a list of all the techniques that are in my storyboard and elements that we may use in the final trailer.
Camera
Close ups - to emphasise importance (eg. the womans wedding ring)
Establishing shots - to set the scene and location (eg. to show the urban setting and the car park)
Editing
Transitions - to add a more eerie atmosphere
Reaction cuts - to add more tension and fear
Jump cuts - to move the narrative along
Mise-en-scene
Setting - the car park
Costume - the woman's black dress, the man's black suit & the black car
Lighting - low key, some natural
Performance - the woman is scared and will show her uneasyness of being alone in the car park
Make-up - the womans should be simple but prominant, we do not see man's face
Props - the car
Sound - there will be music on a soundtrack overlayed
Colour - black is a symbolic colour throughout the trailer. It conveys the overtone of darkness and evil, which is relevant to our story and the thriller genre.
As this is only a mock up of a storyboard, not all elements of it will be included in the final one. To add to this we will incorporate parts from each of our storyboards, mixing all our ideas into one.
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