Planning Blog: Storyboarding

The following images are my storyboard plans for my film. I think this is the most important art of my planning because it's the foundation of my opening sequence. It took a really long time coming up with how I want to execute it but I think I'm happy with the way it came out, for the most part. I was sure to include 60 panels as the main character goes through her day and included where I want to place my titles (in order). For any confusion I included brief descriptions under each panel as well. 











 

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