Storyboards

Storyboards

Below shows all the storyboards my group draw out which demonstrate all the shots we are going to shoot in our opening sequence.

With shots 29/30, the glass of whiskey will be tracked up and followed it to show the protagonist drinking the drink. This can demonstrate that the whiskey has become a key part in his daily cycle. 

Another well thought through shot is the birds eye view of the protagonist, laying by himself in his bed. The use of the double bed suggests the protagonist is alone due to the loss of a partner and the use of the props of his clothes scattered everywhere suggests that he is very lazy or that he may not care about his appearance or cleanliness of his room/house.

As well as this, shots 22/23 are an action match of the water running out of the tape and the alcohol pouring out of the bottle. This demonstrates how depressed the protagonist really is. It creates the idea that as he is drinking it just after he has done his teeth that drinking the alcohol is becoming part of his life and his daily routine. This will also leaving the audience asking what caused this to happen and why is he doing what he is.