Title Sequence Storyboard!

1st Page

The first shot of our title sequence is a shot of a candle on a table, and we used this first because it is our Production company logo, and we saw that most other Horror films did the same.

The second image on the storyboard reads 'Big Scream Productions', and we put this second because it links with the first shot, and also to justify who we are, just in case the first image did not have that effect., and the he third image on the first page is a black background, but in white writing it reads 'From Director Darren Gilbert'. We did this because we wanted the audience to know who directed the film.

The 4th image we have on our storyboard is of an old book, and we did this so the audience knew it would play a major role in the film.

The 5th image is of a candle, and a woman supposedly writing into a book, to show its convenience.

2nd Page

 The five shots of this second page is of the book, and this shows the audience that it is of high importance, and it probably will play a major role through out the duration of the film. The first shot shows the book slightly opened, and the only reason we chose this was to show the audience that it was actually a book.

The second shot however shows the book closed, and shows the audience what the front cover looks like, so then when its involved in the opening scene, the audience will recognise it.

The third image shows the book opened fully, so you can see inside the book, and so you can see the contents of it.

The fourth image is of the side of the book, so that the audience have now seen the book fully, and get an understanding of what it looks like. Now this is done they should definitely know its of high importance.

In the fifth shot, it shows someone writing in the book, and this could show that the film may include the author too.

3rd Page

The first two images on the third page of our storyboard have both got a black background and white writing, and the first one reads 'Camera by Rebecca Riley-Brown', and this shows the audience who was filming and controlling the camera movements and shots. Where as the second one says 'Equipment, Adam Thompson' and this shows the audience who was in charge of the props.

The third image on the third page of the storyboard is of a young girl in darkness, sitting up the table as if she is working on something. We used this to set a depressing mood before the film begun, and to add tension to the rest of the title sequence.

The fourth image is similar to the first two, where as this one reads 'Music Jonathon Huggert', and this obviously shows the reader who chose the music in the title sequence.

The final shot of our storyboard is the title of the film 'Chapter 4', and we put this at the end so it could get stuck in the audience's mind and most other films do it too.