8/22 Story board

     This week we learned how to make a story board and what goes into it. We learned about making shots and how to incorporate them into making our story boards. 

     Today in class, we worked on putting together our story for our first short film that we are going to make. We worked on making our story boards. As a group, we went scene by scene, figuring out what each scene is going to look like and what is going to be in it. 

     Our story will be about a girl who befriends an odd girl. Their friendship starts off just as awkward as any other friendship between teenage girls.  However, it goes very wrong when the creepy girls' evil intentions are revealed as being a spirit who is trying to take the girls' form. We decided that our short film will be mostly filmed in school. 



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