Story Board

Here is an animatic I created for my preparation of opening two minutes. These are a select shots that I want to try and achieve in my opening sequence. They include two shots, long shots, Medium Close ups, and a 360 pan. This storyboard is vital in preparing my shots. I took this on location as this helped me with framing and what I wanted to achieve visually. 

Potential Location Shots

Here is some location shots I have taken from my telephone. I try and go by the conventions of an art house/fantasy so I have to make them atmospheric, mystereious and enigmatic. Here are some potential locations I might use for my opening two minutes.

Trafalgar Square 
London

Church (All Saints Road)
London

Roosevelt and Churchill statue
London

Abandoned Pub "The Thames"
Greenwich London


















A Gallery in Dover Street.
London

I have managed to get permission to film in this London Art Gallery. This is to imitate National Gallery where Angus walks in to. Sadly I have not been able to film in the National Gallery.

Call Sheet

For my shoot, I shot for two consecutive days. This was my shooting schedule which I had to stick to.

December 15th 2012

Locations:

SOHO-Gallery

 *Back Street off Berkley Square

*Bond Street- Roosevelt and Churchill

9:00 AM Shot of Churchill + Angus. (Low Angle + POV

9:50 AM Gallery (Various shots of eyes on portraits)

10:30 AM (Angus's house) abandoned pub in Picardilly. (Wide Shot + Medium Close up)

                -Hand Held walking back. (Low Angle of Tall Building) 

                -Walking out of House

12:30 (Back to Gallery) Henry 7th + Dialogue "So you didn't die of consumption your royal highness, somebody killed you?" 

-Walking Shot of Gallery Wide Angle Of Henry 7

(Day light goes)

January 5th 2012

Locations:

*Trafalgar Square

*National Gallery

*Nelsons Column. 

11:00 AM 

-360 degree pan of Trafalgar

Angus Looks at relief.

Close up on face

Hand held Walking shot

12:30 

Establishing Shot (Jump Cut of ('NATIONAL' 'PORTRAIT' 'GALLERY' Low Angle shot of two steps walking up to National Gallery.

Looking over balcony

POV's Pan down of column.