Storyboard Of My Groups Scene Using Screenshots From Prom Night (Lisa's Chase Scene)

I decided to use this screenshot to show a storyboard for my group’s thriller as we have used various shots in which the victim is shown walking through corridors, and opening doors. Also, it seems as though this is a point-of-view shot of the victim, which fits in perfectly with our thriller. Therefore, this screenshot is effective in showing aspects of our thriller opening.

As the victims face is mysteriously hidden in this screenshot, it creates suspense and builds tension for the audience.

This screenshot is a close up of the victims face, emphasizing the fear she is feeling. In our thriller, we will be using a similar shot to show the vulnerability of our victim and create the sense of fear that will build the conventions of a thriller.

In my group’s thriller, we will be using a similar shot to this by showing the victim through the door, creating a sense of an uneasy barrier between the two characters, which helps create the conventions of a thriller.

This screenshot is another shot that is similar to the shots we will be using for our own thrillers. However, instead of showing the victim at the top of the stairs, we will be showing the villain there instead to emphasize the power he has as he is higher up.

This screenshot is really effective as it shows both characters emerging together.

As the villain is shown blurred, it brings emphasis to the villains hand and knife which is effective in showing the importance of the knife.

Here, the victim is shown using good rule of third. The only bright thing in this screenshot is the victim’s dress which makes her seem more vulnerable.