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Revised Storyboard

    A few weeks back, I made a post regarding our original storyboard, which was the first time when we had laid out our plan for our final project. Now that we actually have the final product in front of us, what would a revised storyboard based on the real thing look like, and how does it compare with what we had a few months ago?

    There were many things that did not go fully to plan in our film, either due to logistical issues or because we changed our mind. Some of these turned out to be negative and a few others turned out to be positive. It all depends on perspective as to how well you think certain aspects of the intro are.

    This is what our initial storyboard looked like, for reference:

    This is what the revised storyboard (when taking into account what actually happened) looks like:

-TBD-    

Here are some of the more notable differences, in short form:

  • The addition of a fifth scene just before the final scene
  • No overpass used, only a steady fade in and out
  • No Radio segment, only conversation
    All of this just comes to show that improvements can always be made, no plan is final, and it's always important to understand that nothing is certain.

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