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Storyboard: Chloe Lashley

The document provides a storyboard summary for a film in 3 sentences: Extreme close-ups are used to establish the protagonist is in a relationship and show communication between her and her boyfriend, with additional shots displaying a change in setting and introducing mystery. Shots become more intimate like a close-up of the protagonist being thrown against a wall to assert dominance, supported by a change in music. A variety of shots like long shots, medium shots, POVs, and close-ups are used to depict the protagonist's escape and pursuit by the antagonist, conveying emotions and building suspense.

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Storyboard: Chloe Lashley

The document provides a storyboard summary for a film in 3 sentences: Extreme close-ups are used to establish the protagonist is in a relationship and show communication between her and her boyfriend, with additional shots displaying a change in setting and introducing mystery. Shots become more intimate like a close-up of the protagonist being thrown against a wall to assert dominance, supported by a change in music. A variety of shots like long shots, medium shots, POVs, and close-ups are used to depict the protagonist's escape and pursuit by the antagonist, conveying emotions and building suspense.

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Chloe Lashley

Storyboard

Extreme close up to make the audience aware that


A shot displaying the protagonist is then shown to
the female character is in a relationship. Also, a
inform the audience of a change of setting Another
and that extreme close
up of
heradds
phone
POV
shot
an specifically
element
of so
mystery
convention
of a drama
as viewers
may bebecause
able to the
the narrative is about to develop.
the audience can observe
the
communication
between
character
is
yet
to
be
revealed
to
the
audience.
A two
furtherrelate.
emphasises
theso the presence of
her
andshot
her boyfriend.
Additionally
Over the shoulder shot captures a moment of love
A close up of the protagonist being
innocence
of
the
protagonist
as
the
another
character
is
anticipated.
between the two characters complimented by soft, gentle
thrown against the wall allows the
antagonist attacks her, asserting his
non-diegetic background music contrasting the events to
audience to feel closer to the pain that
dominance. This is supported by the
come.
she feels.
change of music signalling a change
of atmosphere.
Through the use of a close
focus up
pull,
the
is
ofreveals
thecharacter
female
characters
A long shot
Chelsea
escaping
displayed in a long shot
searching
for a temporary
feet
to
add
her escape.
through
thesuspense
front door,tohoping
to find
place to hide.
help further heightened through the
use of sirens in the background as

Temptation begins with a close up of the protagonist to


emphasise the panic on her face, drawing the audience
closer to her feelings.

Over the shoulder shot containing Chelsea doing her


make up suggesting that she is a typical teenage girl
who cares about their appearance; creating another
A medium shot follows the aggressive actions of the
relatable moment for our audience.
antagonist and shows his forcing himself upon his
victim.

A distorted POV shot is incorporated


to depict the protagonists
disorientated state of mind, further
supported with the sound of heavy
breathing.
A wide
shot
clearly
emphasises
the to
protagonists
A long
shot
allows
the audience
see more ofscared
the
presence,
allowing
membersand
of the
audience
characters
surroundings
also
cues theto feel
sympathy
for the position
she has
been forced into.
commencement
of an eerie
track.

Extreme close up shows the


frightened look in Chelseas eyes,
perhaps wondering when she will be
free from her boyfriends firm grasp.

Chloe Lashley

The beginning of the opening


sequence is repeated so the audience
realise and understand how the
protagonist found herself in such a
dangerous situation.

A medium shot displays the antagonist searching for his


victim, simply bewildered about how far she could have
gone.
A focus pull is incorporated here into depth of field to give the
audience one main focal point. This adds to the sadness and
element of surprise that the scene contains.

Chloe Lashley

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