story board

 In the first five shots the character is going to be in a lesson and doodling in his work book not paying any attention to what is going and when the bell goes he closes his book, leaves his class and a bully barges him as he walks past. he then gets home and we see the character getting in his Goth clothes and make up on and then walk down the stairs. from this story board we will know what we are going to be doing and where the camera is going to placed. an example of this is going to be in the first shot where the camera is going to be above him looking over his shoulder looking at what he is doing.

 

In these shots we see the character just leaving his house walk along his path and taking a path through a forest and then he comes across two men but pays no attention to them. at this point we do not see the boys face as we are hiding his identity but we do see the faces of the two men. we do this so that we can suggest the identity of some of the characters already. 

In these last shots the character has gone past the two men and he hears them talking about something bad, and he goes home with these words that he has heard going around in his head and he starts flipping and playing with a coin and when he drops the penny he figures out what they are going on about. this makes the audience think what is he going to about what he has heard and is it going to be something he is going to tackle alone or with a team.