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Story boarding

 Essentially, a storyboard is a visual representation of how your film will unfold, shot by shot.

My storyboard will be just a visual representation of my script and it will give a visual idea of my film. 

I used Storyboardthat.com to make this storyboard.

I lied, I had to change my story board because after filming I made a lot of changes to my film so here is the new and improved storyboard.

This storyboard was made using, Vista create.

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