Wednesday, June 30, 2010

Holy smokes, storyboards!

Here they are! These contain the overall look and style I believe I will be going with.


Cold open: Simple clear blue sky




Flat clouds and sun pop up (or “pop in” at speed), clouds drift along like carnival shooting game



Camera moves down, green/brown earth pops up straight from screen bottom



House pops up, pop-up book style; basketball board and bush unfurl



Forest then pops up along with other background elements; car pulls up off screen, engine halts; door opens, shuts



Character walks from screen left and turns to face house




Character proceeds




Walks past basketball post, reminiscing; walks off




Steps up to forest; camera pans up




Shows static, almost stagnant tree line not too far above, character looking up at it; sun shines down, clouds go on their way




Cut to PoV shot, lone bird flies off



Cut to character looking up, concerned expression; looks down, thinking




Head and scene become silhouetted as character looks down; camera moves forward into newly formed hole in head




Same as scene 5: house and background elements pop up, but are entirely more whimsical, bobbing around




Smash zoom to dense and wild forest exploding from earth; camera pans up to follow its trajectory



Camera halts, captures top of tree line to capture stark blue sky; flock of colorful birds breaks into the open




Fade to forest floor, quick flash of child silhouetted running through forest, laughter echoing into next shot


Smash zoom out




Hears echo of laughter, looks up wide-eyed and bewildered




Cut to shot from within forest; car horn honks in distance; character turns, starts to walk away




Camera recedes into forest, crossfade further in; fade black






3 comments:

  1. Wow... nice work on the road! Wish you were here today to pitch.

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  2. Hi Ben. Glad you have been getting closer to your vision. Let's get some more posts up here. Been 3 weeks since the boards. More than enough time for an animatic and some tests in Maya as we discussed.

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  3. Dude, your style is killer. Keep it up.

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